When you look at the light from distant stars you are really looking back in time explain what this means

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Answer: Stars are in space for very long time, much longer than that one night. You are looking back in time because those stars have been there for so long that it’s like looking back in time, to when those stars were there.

Explanation:

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lina2011 [118]3 years ago

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