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What happens when you zoom in on an object? It looks darker than it actually is. It looks brighter than it actually is. It looks closer than it actually is. It looks further awa…
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What happens when you zoom in on an object?
It looks darker than it actually is.
It looks brighter than it actually is.
It looks closer than it actually is.
It looks further away than it actually is.
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It look closer than it actually is of course.
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it looks closer than it actually is
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