STARS don't shine yellow like the Sun, stars shine like the Moon. If stars were suns and were billions of miles further away than our sun, they "would" seem smaller but their color would not change, they would still shine the color of the Sun, yellow!

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Stars would also be seen in the daytime, our blue sky would be sprinkled with specs of yellow, but stars are only seen at night after the sun has crossed over into the sunset.

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No my friends the stars shine with the same light of the moon, same color, same intensity in respect to their sizes. The moon doesn't reflect the "sunshine" or then even stars should reflect this nighttime "sunshine" but they don't.

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And stars twinkle, "I've never seen the sun twinkle, or the moon."

GOD made the stars twinkle (wink wink) so that you would not be fooled, so don't be a fool, and don't get fooled by Greek science.


"Stars twinkle because of turbulence in the atmosphere of the Earth. As the atmosphere churns, the light from the star is refracted in different directions."
[link to curious.astro.cornell.edu]


Ha, ha, ha, why does the "turbulence" only apply to the stars?


- The sun is outside of earth's atmosphere.
- The moon too is outside of earth's atmosphere.


Don't let the Greeks get you!