Question

Why planets don't twinkle ???

Answer 1

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WHY PLANETS DO NOT TWINKLE ??

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★ PLANETS DO NOT TWINKLE ★

planet does not EMIT light because they are not a point source of light however the planet appears to be bigger because they are very very near to the earth they become visible due to reflection of light falling on them the the reflection in the light coming from various parts of the planets get averaged out you to atmospheric reflection and the brightness of planet remain same and they don't twinkle

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Answer 2

Stars twinkle because they appear as tiny pinpoints as seen from Earth, even through telescopes. Planets don't twinkle because they are closer, and thus appear larger in our sky, as tiny disks instead of pinpoints. Answer: Unlike stars that twinkle at night, planets do not.