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describe parallel method for determing distance of celestial object why is this method not suitable for determing distance of far off stars

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Parallax Formula:

p = parallax angle in arcseconds. d = distance in "Parsecs" Writing our parallax formula in this way allows us to define a new "natural" unit for distances in astronomy: the Parallax-Second or Parsec.

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describe parallel method for determing distance of celestial object why is this method not suitable for determing distance of far off stars