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Jellymeat
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Does the time taken for a stars light to reach us, relative to it's true position as it moves through the galaxy give us a time distorted view of the night sky? I assume so, has there ever been an attempt to adjust this time distortion to give us a true representation of what we are really looking at?
Would this potentially affect how we model objects in space, given that our photography gives us misrepresentations?
Would this potentially affect how we model objects in space, given that our photography gives us misrepresentations?