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Questions about the measuring the position of stars, and the techniques used to do this.
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In Orion, how close in local distance are the closest of the member stars?
Based on links on this page, the closest visible star in Orion (that is, the region of the sky called Orion) is Pi3 Orionis (π3 Orionis), a.k.a Tabit, a.k.a al-thābit, a.k.a. Zhāng Qí Liù. This is the …
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