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The difference between the true and absolute magnitude of a star is caused by: luminosity a telescope atmosphere various distances ANY LINKS WILL BE REPORTED!!!!!!
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The difference between the true and absolute magnitude of a star is caused by:

luminosity
a telescope
atmosphere
various distances

ANY LINKS WILL BE REPORTED!!!!!!

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Various distances. Depending upon how far away earth is from the star will determine how bright the star is.
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