Science, asked by Ad9336, 9 months ago

Why do planets not twinkle??
Full explanation in easy language please. (CBSE CLASS 10)


Please give me the correct answer tomorrow is my examination....​

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Answered by Killingeyes
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Answer:

The answer is the planets actually do twinkle. In fact, everything outside our atmosphere, anything we're looking at outside your atmosphere does twinkle due to the effect that we discussed. However, we can't notice the twinkling effect of the planets because planets appear bigger in size to us.

Answered by Sammy9305
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planets are much closer to the earth than stars. The stars are so far away that we consider them as point sources of light. So, planets can be considered as a collection of point-sized sources. Thus the light from all the point sources nullifies the twinkling effect, even though it gets refracted by the atmosphere.

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