Social Sciences, asked by subodhbihiya, 4 months ago

A first magnitude star is how many time brighter than a second magnitude star?​

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In other words, a first magnitude star was twice as bright as a second magnitude star. A star with apparent magnitude +3 was 8 (2x2x2) times brighter than a star with apparent magnitude +6.

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