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jackchen
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Now, we all know from our own telescopes and stuff, we manage to capture images (light) from stars 1000 light years away from us. Thus what we capture is what the stars look like 1000 years ago. They could look different now.
So, assuming at this instance, I have a telescope-camera placed 65million light years away from Earth, I'll be able to see dinosaurs?
So, assuming at this instance, I have a telescope-camera placed 65million light years away from Earth, I'll be able to see dinosaurs?