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How are planets bright?
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Serious question...  may b  i should've paid attention back in high school but i didn't// 

can someone explain this ?      :bonghit2:



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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: skatealex2]
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Lol? The sun or other stars?

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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: skatealex2]
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Doesn't the atmosphere reflect the light?


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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: Chubba]
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Like Venus for example    :scrambled:

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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: skatealex2]
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the surface/atmosphere reflects light, just like the moon.


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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: skatealex2]
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sun = light :mypleasure:


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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: skatealex2]
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They reflect light, just like the moon. Venus is extra bright because its atmosphere is super dense and it's close to the sun.


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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: skatealex2]
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Magic dust.


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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: LSDreamer]
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everything you see if a reflection of photons and electromagnetic radiation.


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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: skatealex2]
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They're not really that bright at all. At night your pupils dilate to compensate for the lower photon emissions which causes this optical illusion. Planets also look bright compared to stars because stars are many light years away. The nearest star, alpha centauri is 25.8 trillion miles away. The brightest planet from our vantage point is Venus and it's only 162 million miles away.

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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: blewmeanie]
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blewmeanie said:
Magic dust.


I think this is the correct answer.


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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: HappyTrippin]
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HappyTrippin said:
blewmeanie said:
Magic dust.


I think this is the correct answer.


:rail2:  :specialk:

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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: skatealex2]
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skatealex2 said:
Serious question...  may b  i should've paid attention back in high school but i didn't// 

can someone explain this ?      :bonghit2:





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Lizards man.
Google David Icke.
And don't let these Jew Media/Banker/DayCare Center lovers try and spin this around.
You're close bro. DIG Deeper.


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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: Psilocybeingzz]
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dude...


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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: skatealex2]
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Yes, as entropy said, its light from the sun.

Stars emit their own light, hence the winkling - planets reflect light so appear to not twinkle.  The amount of light they reflect depends on the weather conditions on the planet.


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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: nice1]
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stars "twinkle" due to light-distorting effects of our own atmosphere. go into space; stars will not twinkle.  this is precisely the advantage of space telescopes over ground telescopes.  the twinkling has nothing to do with whether it is a planet or a star.

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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: robothax]
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If thats true then why do planets not twinkle ?

I'm probably wrong but I wanna know why!?

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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: robothax]
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robothax said:
stars "twinkle" due to light-distorting effects of our own atmosphere. go into space; stars will not twinkle.  this is precisely the advantage of space telescopes over ground telescopes.  the twinkling has nothing to do with whether it is a planet or a star.




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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: the bizzle]
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From the naked eye, planets are the ones that twinkle. stars do not..


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Re: How are planets bright? [Re: Thisfire]
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Thisfire said:
From the naked eye, planets are the ones that twinkle. stars do not..


twinkle, twinkle little star how I wonder what you are...


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