why do star twinkle? explain.
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Stars do not really twinkle, they just appear to twinkle when seen from the surface of Earth. The stars twinkle in the night sky because of the effects of our atmosphere. When starlight enters our atmosphere it is affected by winds in the atmosphere and by areas with different temperatures and densities. This causes the light from the star to twinkle when seen from the ground.....
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stars twinkle because of the atmospheric refraction the light again and again bends towards normal because due to temperature refractive index varies the temperature at every layers of the atmosphere is different for refractive index change and we see the Apparent position of the stars and fantasy the Reserve position for today's temperature of the atmosphere is not same at varies very fast by time to time due to which refractive index also changes by time to time and Apparent position of star and also changes this to process so fast that it seems to start twinkling
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stars twinkle because of the atmospheric refraction the light again and again bends towards normal because due to temperature refractive index varies the temperature at every layers of the atmosphere is different for refractive index change and we see the Apparent position of the stars and fantasy the Reserve position for today's temperature of the atmosphere is not same at varies very fast by time to time due to which refractive index also changes by time to time and Apparent position of star and also changes this to process so fast that it seems to start twinkling
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