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Q: Due to atmospheric refraction, the apparent position of a star is slightly ______ than its actual position, when viewed from near the horizon and this apparent position _____. This results in twinkling of stars.
  • A. higher, is stationary
  • B. higher, keeps on changing
  • C. lower, is stationary
  • D. lower, keeps on changing
Correct Answer: Option B - Due to atmospheric refraction, the apparent position of a star is slightly higher than its actual position, when viewed from near the horizon, and this apparent position keep on charging. This results in twinkling of stars
B. Due to atmospheric refraction, the apparent position of a star is slightly higher than its actual position, when viewed from near the horizon, and this apparent position keep on charging. This results in twinkling of stars

Explanations:

Due to atmospheric refraction, the apparent position of a star is slightly higher than its actual position, when viewed from near the horizon, and this apparent position keep on charging. This results in twinkling of stars