Why can we only see the Sun in daytime but not other stars?

 

Why can we only see the Sun in daytime but not other stars?

In daytime the most observable and brightest thing in the sky is sun. There are many billions of stars but do you know why we are able to see only one star that is the Sun but not others. To know read this passage.

What is a star?

Stars are giant hot balls made up of hydrogen and helium. They are boiling because of a process named Nuclear Fusion in which stars burn hydrogen and helium gas. The Sun is also a star. It is the closest star from the Earth. So, it is seen the largest in contrast to other stars.

Why only Sun is visible during daytime but not other stars?

The Sun is a very shiny star. During day we see the Sun glowing and it is so bright that it stops other star’s light to be seen. When it’s evening, the Sun has been set and we see a night sky. So, the Sun’s bright light is not there and we are able to see other stars. Stars are both in day and night but with naked eyes we can only see other stars in night time but not in day.