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explain why astronomers can see stars

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Answered by zoyaurooj31

Answer: Astronomers rely on measurements of something called parallax to figure out the distances of stars. They look at a nearby star from two different places and compare its position relative to other, much more distant stars.:

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explain why astronomers can see stars​

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explain why astronomers can see stars