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Distances to nearby stars can be determined from A fluorescence B stellar mass C stellar parallax D emission nebulae
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Distances to nearby stars can be determined from

A fluorescence
B stellar mass
C stellar parallax
D emission nebulae

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stellar parallax

that is your answer.

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Astronomers use an effect called parallax to measure distances or nearby stars.
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