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Planet are very close to the earth as compared to star…so we can say that planet are point source of light…light coming from an individual..cannot catch our eyes..so they do not twinkle
So close to earth
Planets act as a extended source of light and hence don\’t twinkle
Because the do not reflect light. And twinkling occurs due to refraction.
Because planets are big in size and it is collection of many point size object.the continuously changing environment unable us to cause variations in the big light coming from the big size planet( due to refraction of light) because of which the planet do not twinkle at all
Planets can be considered a large point source of light..the light coming frm every individual parts of planet flicker..but does not total light entering the eyes..nd does not twinkle
Star are too much far away and their light scatter so we can se twinkling but planets have no too much light and they are nearer also so they do not twinkle