Science, asked by anshu6827, 10 months ago

why planets do not twinkle

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Answered by riyapal2004ll

Explanation:

planets are closer to earth. they can be observed as extended sources. if we consider a planet as a collection of large no. of point sized sources then the total no. of point sized sources would average out to zero thereby nullifying the twinkling affect

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Answered by rranjan8481

Answer:

because planets do not EMIT their own light ...

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