The twinkling effect seen with lights are usually due to atmospheric disturbances, which creates temporary pockets of air that can diffract the light. But if some cities have low atmospheric disturbances, usually pollution or moisture, the light is less diffracted, thus does not twinkle.
The ground's warmth creates a upward convection current of air which refracts the distant lights we see as "twinkling."
Buy lights that don't twinkle.
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Yes all Twinkle Toes glow
They are still there. But they are hidden by the pollution and by the lights. The city of Lights has so many lights that it overpowers the light of the stars.
because they go twinkel twinkle litytle satr how i wonder what you are, up above the world so high, like a dimond in the sky, twinkle twinkle little star how i do not anymore
first go to the first isue of the magazine then click it then tada your in twinkle lounge ^_^
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Whoever told you this is wrong. ALL lights twinkle from thermal currents in the air. There is nothing special about Adelaide.
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Both are commonly used. However, if you want to emphasize the ownership of the lights, use " city's ". Use city lights. The cases where "city's lights" might be better are very specific, dealing with comparison to another place's lights.
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