Physics, asked by Anonymous, 11 months ago

Why planets don't twinkle?

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Answered by awinashy2

Answer:

they Twinkle but we are not able to see

Answered by Aastha6878

Answer:

The planet are closer to the earth as compared to the stars so the light receive from the planets must greater and the fluctuation caused in the amount of light due to the atmospheric reaction are negligble as a compared to the amount of a light receive from them so that our planets do not twinkle.

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