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Overview of attention for article published in Astronomy and Astrophysics, November 2016

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So far, Altmetric has seen 7 Q&A posts from 7 users.

How is parallax really measured?

Posted by blademan9999, at astronomy.stackexchange.com, 21 Jul 2023

I understand the basics of how parallax is measured (i.e. two measurements 6 months apart), but I also understand that, in…

Why don't we use the Voyager/Pioneer etc space probes to measure stellar parallax?

Posted by blademan9999, at astronomy.stackexchange.com, 19 Jun 2023

With Earth based telescopes you get a max distance of 2 au between measurements. While we have multiple space probes well over…

Is GAIA the only game in town for looking at quadrupole gravitational deflection of light?

Posted by uhoh, at astronomy.stackexchange.com, 07 Apr 2021

From Gerry Gilmore (2018) Gaia: 3-dimensional census of the Milky Way…

Has GAIA learned anything about General Relativity looking near Jupiter? (Gerry Gilmore: "oblate rotating mass moving in a deeper (Solar) potential")

Posted by uhoh, at astronomy.stackexchange.com, 07 Apr 2021

From Gerry Gilmore (2018) Gaia: 3-dimensional census of the Milky Way…

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