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Daniel observed and compared some stars at night and recorded his observations in a chart. daniel later discovered that star x is farther away from earth than the other stars he observed, and star z is closest to earth. which conclusion is best supported by daniel’s observations and discoveries? star x is more luminous than both stars y and z. star x is more luminous than star z, but not star y. star y is more luminous than star x. star z is more luminous than star y.
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