Physics, asked by kaushiki8, 1 year ago

why are stars twinkling at night

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Answered by nishant45

because of reflection of light

Answered by mala15

star is twinkling at night because the sky is down to the earth atmosphere. as the light from the earth travell towards the earth it can easily travell in a sraight line .

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