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Why do some stars appear to flash a variety of different colors when you look at them through a telescope? | Astronomy.com
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Why do some stars appear to flash a variety of different colors when you look at them through a telescope?

Dominic Snyder, Glen Rock, Pennsylvania
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So, Earthò??s atmosphere will bend some colors from especially bright stars more so than others, which makes the source look like itò??s flashing colors.

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