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Why stars twinkle?Please explain.​

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Answered by alokdas52
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Stars Twinkle because of atmospheric refraction of light.

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Answered by rishabhdwivedi70
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The twinkling of stars is a effect of atmospheric refraction.

stars act as point source of light and when the light enters in earth' s environment it get refracted due to various layers of earth. and due to this effect stars twinkle.

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