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Why Planets Different from star??

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Answer 1

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The planet is comparatively, a large natural body that revolves around the Sun or the star, and that is not radiating energy from nuclear fusion reactions. ... Stars give off their own light produced due to thermonuclear fusion, coming about its core. Planets have no light of their own and reflect the light of the Sun.

Answer 2

• The celestial object that has a fixed path (orbit), in which it moves around the star, are known as Planets. Stars have their own light, whereas planets do not have their own light, they reflect the sunlight that falls on the planets. ... The temperature of a star is very high, while that of a planet is low.