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Distance effects the size we see things. For example  the sun is the same size as every other star just it's closer than every other  star in the galaxy.I know this because scientists have been researching this for along time from the first astronamer to us in 2017. They found out that the sun is the same size as every other star out there. not that the sun burnt out but is still reaching earth, that is wrong. Scientists have used everything they have to find this out.

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when we take pictures of things that looks giant It is because you think it is giant but it is not really gigantic you can see them in the distance.

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How does distance affect the size that we see things?

Be sure to use evidence from the open exploration (the pictures you took) and the science readings you did.

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Distance effects the size of what you can see like trick photos with the modifications it looks like one thing is giant and one is tiny so the sun is very small compared to other stars.The distance just makes it giant looking but actually there are bigger stars universe much bigger to be honest.The biggest star looks like a spec from earth but in space it looks like a earth could be living inside of it.This proves that the sun is actually tiny compared to other planets in the galaxy so I think that the sun is not big but tiny and the distance makes the illusion that it is giant.

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the distance effects the size of how big or how small the object really is. The closer the object is the bigger it looks or the farther away it is the smaller it looks

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Distance, affects the size, that we see things, because, the farther away, an object is, this object, can get smaller, as this is the opposite, from the bigger, we see things, as getting closer, will , emerge, this object, bigger, or tall,  as like a shadow, on a very, sunny day.                                                The sun, is a very, common size, for a sun, in our galaxy, although some, of the other, very different suns, in our galaxy, are bigger, and do, admit, more light, and warmth, to different planets.
The way, that humans, see the sun, to the human eye, is an illusion, however, our sun, is very close, to our planet, as planets, that are farther away, from our sun, and other suns, the sun, will appear, farther away.
Also, another fact, is that, individual human, are very small, compared, to the size, of our galaxy, our planets, and our moon, as the sun, is also, very large, to our eyes.

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Distance affects how you see something because the farther away something is the smaller it appears. Some stars are bigger than the sun but it does not look that way because the sun is closer than most stars.

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Distance affects the size because, when it is closer it looks bigger. The reason it looks bigger is, when your closer to something it wont be far out in the distance it will be right in front of you. If it was far out in the distance it would be a lot more smaller, because its a lot more farther away, so when you look at it, it appears smaller.

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distance is different because the sun is not the biggest star it just is just the distance is the affecting the size

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when it is closer it semes biger when it is farther away it seemes smaler.

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the distance makes it appear small or  big also when it is far away it is smaller,and when it is closer it looks bigger.

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other stars are big but they seem
small because they are way far away and are sun is huge but it is a star.

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When things are closer it looks bigger but when its farther it looks closer this is because its an illusion.

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Distance effects the size of the sun When it's closer it is bigger when its farther it's smaller.The stars are farther away and the sun is close and the sun shines and the stars don't.

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i think distance affects the size of the object or person because something could be close and something could be farther so it makes the object or person look smaller or shorter by the distance that they are at from the other object or person.For example the stars are super far away and the sun is a little bit closer than the stars.

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distance affects the size we see thing by...
when we look at something close to us it appers bigger then it realy is.
when you see somthing far away  it looks smaller.
the sun looks vary big but it is realy small compared to some stars. they are just far away compared to the sun

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the stars look tiny becuse they are far but the sun looks huge becuse its closer than the stars and other planets

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distance affects the size of the sun
because the stars are farther away and the sun is close and the sun shines and the stars don't

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distance  makes things look smaller because  there farther apart so it affects the way you see something the closer it gets the bigger it gets and the farther it gets the smaller it gets.that's how optical Illusions happen it affects how we see things.say if you looked at a tree next to you and then the tree down the street the one next to you will look a lot bigger but if you go up next to the other tree its going to look a lot bigger.that how I know that distance affects the way we see something.

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distance effects when we look at the object and when we touch the

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Distance affects the size of things making them look bigger or smaller so they look different to us from different distances. The closer the object the bigger it is, the father away it is the smaller the object is. The sun is looks big to us but its smaller and bigger from other planets. Some stars are as big or bigger than our sun but they are so far away that we can´t see them or they look the same size as the rest of the stars.

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distance changes the appearance of things  and objects because it matters if it is closer of farther. For example the sun appears more big
because it is closer to us than other stars.

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distance appears different from the object when up close and fare