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Stars are nothing more than individual sun's just further away. If the star we call the sun was further away, it would appear as a star in the night sky.

The stars shine all day and all night (same as our sun) but because the light from our sun is so strong (due to the relative closeness) the light of the further away stars are blocked during the day time. At night, when the sun's light is not visible, we will be able to make out the fainter light of the stars.

You can experience the same at night by watching a faint light down the road. When a car with bright front lights approaches the fainter light will be more difficult (or impossible) to see until the car has passed by, and you will again be able to make out the fainter light against the dark surfaces.

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Why, thanks for asking...yes, you can see a luminous star in a clear night sky.

Cause the star is very bright in a night sky.

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