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The suns in the binary star system would be very far away, how does this impact the size they would be in the sky?

The suns in the binary star system would be very far away, how does this impact the size they would be in the sky?
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The suns in the binary star system would be very far away, how does this

impact the size they would be in the sky?

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It would impact the size by how far it is in km or light years
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