The closest star to us is the sun.
The star might be closer to the Earth, or it is just brighter than the others. :D
The sun is the brightest star we see because it is much closer to us than any other star.
our sun is much closer to us than the stars. Light from the sun takes about eight minutes to reach Earth, but the light fromthe next nearest star takes a sevral years to reach us
It can tell us whether a star, or a galaxy, is moving towards us or away from us.
how can you tell if an object is reflecting blue light from a star
The larger a star's parallax, the closer the star is to us.
It's closer to us
Yes. Our sun is significantly closer to us here on Earth than any of the stars in the night sky. The closest star to us (other than the sun, which is a star as well), is Proxima Ceantauri, which is about 4.243 light years away.
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It all depends on how big the star was, how far it was from us in the first instance, and also, more importantly, HOW much closer. A star 1 million light years away, that moved 1% closer, you wouldn't see any difference. Basically, a star would have to be VERY close to make any real visual difference.
If star A is closer to us than star B, then A's parallax angle is larger than B's. Parallax angle is inversely related to distance; the closer an object is, the greater the angle observed as it moves against the background of more distant stars. Therefore, star A's parallax angle will be greater than that of star B.
Yes. A star that is closer to us will appear brighter than if it were farther away. However, stars also vary in their actual brightness, so how bright a star appears depends on both how far away it is and how bright really it is.