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    4. how are the most distant stars measured
    how are the most distant stars measured

    meaning when no triangulation or red blue shift is visible

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      okay i dont have a clue i thing you should ask someone eise like peter answers.com

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        you should ask someone in your house hole about this or use the encylipedia.

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          when there is a super nova exploids thats when a big giant star exploids it gives out the same amount of energy.  So scientist can measure how far a star is by the brightness of the super nova

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