“Just three years ago, there was a paper that stated this value would be far too small to measure. But, in fact, we can measure it, and by the end of the Gaia mission we should get to an accuracy of about 1%. That is beyond anything we could have imagined,” Dr Floor van Leeuwen from the University of Cambridge told BBC News.
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