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Debate:If the universe is young and it takes light millions of years to reach us from far off stars, how can we see them?
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AFTER CREATION of star, Earth, ''and'' complete ray of light all at the same instant
AFTER CREATION of star, Earth, ''and'' complete ray of light all at the same instant
*------------------------------------------------->----O
*------------------------------------------------->----O
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A few thousand years later (today)
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*----------------------------------------------------->O
As opposed to:
As opposed to:
AFTER CREATION:
AFTER CREATION:
* O
* O
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Millions of years later (still can't see star)
Millions of years later (still can't see star)
*--------------------- O
*--------------------- O
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Millions and millions of years later (still can't see star)
Millions and millions of years later (still can't see star)
*--------------------------------------------- O
*--------------------------------------------- O
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Millions and millions and millions of years later (finally can see star)
Millions and millions and millions of years later (finally can see star)
*------------------------------------------------------O
*------------------------------------------------------O
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