What are planets? Why they appear brightly than stars?

1.	What are planets? Why they appear brightly than stars?
Answer» 1. The big steady bodies shining more brightly than stars in the clear sky are called planets. 2. They are not self luminous like stars. They appear brightly because they just act like mirrors and reflecting the sun light and heat falling on them.

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1. The big steady bodies shining more brightly than stars in the clear sky are called planets.

2. They are not self luminous like stars. They appear brightly because they just act like mirrors and reflecting the sun light and heat falling on them.

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