Adobe PSE hard drive space

I am in the process of moving pictures (using Move in Windows) from my hard drive to an external hard drive. When completed there is still an image of the picture remaining in Adobe PSE which is not connected. I have not removed in from the catalog yet.
My question is, is this image a duplicate copy of the original? If not what would be the hard drive space it is taking up relative to the original?
You most definitely should not be using Windows to move photos that have been imported into the Organizer. This disconnects the photos. You will not be able to do anything with the photos from Organizer until you reconnect them. There are several ways to reconnect the photos. Once you fix this problem, you should only use the Organizer to move your photos from one disk to another. Use folder location view (alt-ctrl-3) to do this.
Your photos are not, and never were, in the Organizer. They exist on your hard disk, and Organizer contains a pointer to the actual photo. The photo you see in the Organizer is a small thumbnail, not your original photo, which remains on your hard disk wherever you put it. The thumbnail takes up only a very little space.

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