Why can't you see stars during the day?

Why does the intense brightness of the sun overwhelm the light emitted by the stars?

• Because the sun is much closer to us than any other star

• Because the sun is much larger than any other star

• Because the sun emits more light than any other star

• Because the stars are too far away from us

What are the tiny particles in the Earth's atmosphere that scatter sunlight?

• Dust and water droplets

• Stars and planets

• Clouds and rain

• Smoke and pollution

Why are stars not visible during the day?

• Because the sun is too bright

• Because stars only come out at night

• Because stars are too far away

• Because the atmosphere blocks their light

Why is the human eye not sensitive enough to detect the faint light of stars during the day?

• Because the human eye is designed to see better in the dark

• Because the light of the stars is too dim compared to the brightness of the sun

• Because the human eye can only detect light within a certain range of intensity

• Because the atmosphere scatters the sunlight and makes it difficult to see the stars

What is one reason why stars are not visible during the day?

• The Earth's atmosphere scatters sunlight

• The Earth's atmosphere absorbs starlight

• Stars are too far away to be seen during the day

• Stars only become visible at night