Sirius has a parallax of 0.377 arc seconds. How far is it away?
Hailey Alexanderdistance is 1/parallax in arc secs.
1 divided by 0.377 yields 2.652 parsecs, or 8.64 light-years (2.652 x 3.26).
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Lydia AllenThe formula for calculating the distance to Sirius is as follows: distance (in parsecs) = 1 / (parallax angle in arc seconds). For Sirius, this means that the distance is equal to 1 / 0.377 and is approximately 2.65 parsecs.
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