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The apparent change in the position of an object because of the motion of the observer is called

The apparent change in the position of an object because of the motion of the observer is called
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The apparent change in the position of an object because of the motion of the observer is called

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Diurnal Parallax

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This is because of the physical and geometrical effects

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