Question

How are the stars different and similar to the planets?

Answer 1

Hint: The biggest difference between stars and planets is that stars have high temperatures relative to the planets. Since they radiate light, very bright objects are star planets, because nuclear reactions do not produce their own energy.

Complete answer:
We will see differences and similarities between stars and planets while pointing out their properties.
The temperature on the stars is very high but the planet's temperature is very low as compared to the stars.
Stars are objects that create their own light and do not rely on an external source for light output. On the other hand planets are not capable of producing light of their own.
Stars have a special twinkling effect on the sky. But unlike stars, planets do not show the twinkling effect.
The stars alter their position but due to the considerable distance, they can only be seen after a long time. But the planet changes their positions regularly in the orbits on their own axis.
A star consists of gases such as hydrogen, helium and other elements of the light, on the other side, planets contain solids, liquids gases or a mixture of them.

Note:
Size is one of the big key points that separate stars from planets even though planets can look gigantic in the pictures and stars can look distant and tiny stars are gigantic compared to the planets in real fact. The stars also change their position but due to very far distance from earth they can only be seen at some time interval unlike planets in which we can easily track their position due to lesser distance from earth as compared to stars.