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If there is a target at a distance d and I shoot light at it, does it remain at the same point in space as light proceeds toward it?
For example, if the target in in line with the revolution of the Earth around the sun, will the target move away at 18.55 miles per second as the light proceeds toward it?
For example, if the target in in line with the revolution of the Earth around the sun, will the target move away at 18.55 miles per second as the light proceeds toward it?