In 2020 NASA’s spacecraft New Horizons sent pictures back to Earth showing two stars in a different position than where you see them from Earth.

The nearby stars Proxima Centauri and Wolf 359 appear to “shift” their position, relative to other, more distant stars. This is possible because of the huge distance of the spacecraft from Earth. At 7 billion kilometers away, it allowed the first demonstration of an easily observable stellar parallax. This parallax effect has been used for a long time to measure distances to stars.