If it were possible to move a star towards the earth then its apparent magnitude number would decrease while its absolute magnitude number would stay the same.
Definition of apparent magnitude:
The luminosity of a celestial body (such as a star) as observed from the earth compare absolute magnitude.
So for example, the apparent magnitude of the Sun is -26.7 and is the brightest celestial object we can see from Earth. However, if the Sun were 10 parsecs away, its apparent magnitude would be +4.7, only about as bright as Ganymede appears to us on Earth.
Definition of absolute magnitude:
Absolute magnitude is a measure of the luminosity of a celestial object on an inverse logarithmic astronomical magnitude scale.
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Answer:
They both experienced the same force as they weigh the same amount
Newtonian physics
Explanation:
<span>None of the light passes through it; some of the light is absorbed as heat but most is reflected off the surface. This is how you see </span>objects. reflected light from them hits your eye. (Opaque means not transparent)
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Climate is a particular place's distance from the equator
