Physics · Optics
Stars twinkle in the night sky primarily due to:
- 1Rapid change in the distance of stars from the Earth.
- 2Periodic variation in the actual light intensity emitted by stars.
- 3Continuous rotational motion of the Earth.
- 4Fluctuations in atmospheric refraction caused by varying air density and refractive index.✓
Correct answer
Fluctuations in atmospheric refraction caused by varying air density and refractive index.
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