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If Earth orbited the Sun at the distance of Jupiter, the diameter of its orbit would be about five times greater than its actual value. Would this larger orbit affect the size of the parallactic angle
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If Earth orbited the Sun at the distance of Jupiter, the diameter of its orbit would be about five times greater than its actual value. Would this larger orbit affect the size of the parallactic angle measured for a given star

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by increasing the diameter, the parallactic angle increases

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