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If Polaris was twice as far away as it is, it would be three-quarters dimmer, but still quite useful. If it was a few thousand miles away, the Earth would be well inside it.

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Q: How would the view on the spheroidal of the earth change if the north star was extremely far away What about a Few thousand miles away?
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