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• Parallax
  '''Parallax''' is the apparent change in the position of an object resulting from a cha ...ub>2</sub>. The distance p₂&minus;p₁ is the (linear) parallax. }}
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• Parallax/Definition
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• Stellar parallax
  #REDIRECT [[Parallax]]
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• Parallax/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Parallax]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Parallax
  '''Parallax''' is the apparent change in the position of an object resulting from a cha ...ub>2</sub>. The distance p₂&minus;p₁ is the (linear) parallax. }}
  3 KB (470 words) - 12:45, 11 June 2009
• Stellar parallax
  #REDIRECT [[Parallax]]
  22 bytes (2 words) - 03:33, 17 October 2008
• Parsec/Related Articles
  *[[parallax]]
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• Parsec/Definition
  Unit of astronomical length based on the distance from Earth at which stellar parallax is one second of arc and equal to 3.258 light-years, 3.086 × 1013 kilomete
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• Parsec
  The '''parsec''' (symbol: '''pc''') is the distance at which the [[parallax]] relative to the earth's orbit of an object is equal to one [[arc second]] ...x of the star in arcseconds. The nearest star, [[Proxima Centauri]], has a parallax of about 0.7687 arc seconds<ref>{{cite journal|author=Benedict, G. Fritz ''
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• Star/Related Articles
  {{r|Parallax}}
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• Parallax/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Parallax]]. Needs checking by a human.
  479 bytes (64 words) - 19:22, 11 January 2010
• Tycho Brahe/Related Articles
  {{r|Parallax}}
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• Delta Aquarii
  ...c.]] -15° 49ˈ 15ˈˈ. It shines at apparent magnitude +3.27 and its measured parallax is 0.038ˈˈ from which a distance of some 86 light years can be derived.<r
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• Epsilon Aquarii
  ...itude +3.77 and some 155 light years distant as can be calculated from its parallax of 0.021ˈˈ.<ref name="BSC">Bright Star Catalog 5th revised edition, 1991<
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• Universe/Related Articles
  {{r|Parallax}}
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• Beta Aquarii
  ...ar is roughly 600 light years which is fairly consistent with the observed parallax of 0.006ˈˈ<ref name="BSC">Bright Star Catalog 5th revised edition, 1991</
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• Alpha Aquarii
  ...ˈˈ. <ref name="BSC">Bright Star Catalog 5th revised edition, 1991</ref>Its parallax of 0.012ˈˈ indicate a distance from Earth of no more than 270 light years
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• Alpha Andromedae
  ...8^m 23.3^s and [[declination|Dec.]] +29° 5ˈ 26ˈˈ. The parallax for Alpheratz is 0.032ˈˈ translating into a distance from Earth of roughl
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• Gamma Andromedae
  ...3^m 54.0^s and [[declination|Dec.]] +42° 19ˈ 47ˈˈ. Its parallax of 0.013ˈˈ indicates a distance from Earth of some 250 light years<ref na
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• Gamma Aquarii
  ...star lies at a distance of some 70 light years as can be deduced from its parallax of 0.046ˈˈ<ref name="BSC">Bright Star Catalog 5th revised edition, 1991</
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• Beta Andromedae
  ...BSC">Bright Star Catalog 5th revised edition, 1991</ref> From the measured parallax of 0.049ˈˈ<ref name="BSC" /> a distance of roughly 66.5 light years can b
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• Astronomical Unit
  ...uiana in South America, From these two comparisons, Cassini determined the parallax of Mars and was able to calculate first the distance from Earth to Mars, an
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• F-35C Lightning II
  *There are no parallax problems when EOTS is on the same axis as the radar
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• Tycho Brahe
  ...construct entirely new ones. Tycho's naked eye measurements of planetary [[parallax]] were accurate to the [[arcminute]]. His sister, Sophia, assisted Tycho in ...mething in the [[Earth's atmosphere]]. Tycho, however, observed that the [[parallax]] of the object did not change from night to night, suggesting that the obj
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