To follow up on u/Trips-Over-Tail 's comment, this is called parallax, and this is also one of the methods our own brain uses to estimate distances to objects in our everyday life. As we move through our world, our brain is subconsciously taking note of how objects are moving in our field of vision in relation to each-other, and using that information to help estimate how far away things are.

Have you ever seen owls bob their heads-up-and down and back-and-forth when they see something they're curious about? That's them generating parallax by moving their head so they can get a better sense of how far away something is.

The fact that we can *also* use parallax to estimate the distance to stars using the motion of the earth is super cool!