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Sirius, the brightest star, is 8.8 light-years from Earth. That means A) Sirius is not part of the Milky Way. B) Sirius is closer to Earth than the Sun. C) we see Sirius as it looked 8.8 years ago. D)
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Sirius, the brightest star, is 8.8 light-years from Earth. That means

A) Sirius is not part of the Milky Way.
B) Sirius is closer to Earth than the Sun.
C) we see Sirius as it looked 8.8 years ago.
D) it would take us 8.8 years to reach Sirius.

User Bryan Marble
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c

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User George Imerlishvili
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C) we can see Sirius as it looked 8.8 light years ago.
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