How does the distance between the planet Earth and the Sun compare with the distances between the planet Earth and other stars?
A.
About half of the other stars are closer to Earth than the Sun.
B.
The other stars are many thousands of times closer to Earth than the Sun.
C.
The Sun and all the other stars are the same distance from Earth.
D.
The Sun is many thousands of times closer to Earth than any other star.
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