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If a star were moved 10 times farther away, its absolute magnitude would drop five magnitudes.

If a star were moved 10 times farther away, its absolute magnitude would drop five magnitudes.
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If a star were moved 10 times farther away, its absolute magnitude would drop five magnitudes.

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False. If a star were moved 10 times farther away, its apparent magnitude would drop five magnitudes, but its absolute magnitude would remain the same.
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