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Title: Can anybody help me with astronomy? Post by: taylor0089 on Jan 25, 2012 A star lying 10 from the Sun has proper motion of 0.6 . If the star's spectral lines are observed to be redshifted by 0.03 percent, calculate the magnitude of its three-dimensional velocity relative to the Sun. A surprise awaits for who ever can answer this correctly.
Title: Re: Can anybody help me with astronomy? Post by: George on Jan 25, 2012 Does this help?
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