Science, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

Why do all stars not shine with the same intensity?

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Answered by hawking24

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Answer:

They do not!

Explanation:

It depends on the the size of the star

Answered by salonisingh56

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Answer: there are two reasons

Stars are at different distance from the earth
their luminosity depends on their age.

Explanation : Young stars are bright, hot and shine

While, older have already given out a lot of energy.

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