Prompt

"A diagram illustrating the Eddington bias, a statistical bias in astronomy, where a scatter in measurement errors causes more objects to be scattered into a sample than out, resulting in a systematic error in observed distributions, specifically in luminosity functions and flux-limited samples, with a subtle nod to Arthur Eddington's 1913 description, set against a backdrop of a starry night sky with scattered data points and a faint graph in the background."

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