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Working on a story. Just wondering if anyone in this group can answer
a question for me (or refer me a URL that explains it) I'd like to know how far away a star can be and remain visible in the Earth's night sky (to the naked eye). That is to say, what is the most distant star visible on a clear night and how many light years away is it? What about star with the same luminosity as our Sun: from what distance could that be seen? |
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