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A) By observing distant stars during eclipses of the sun.
B) By observing the light from distant stars and one star passes in front of another star.
C) From the comparison between the pulsations coming from distant neutron stars.
D) By triangulation measurements involving the distances to the sun and to the moon.
E) By observation of the angular size of a typical wavelike disturbance in the cosmic microwave background.


E

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