/lit/ - Literature

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When you look at the sky, the light is from billions of years away. That means you're looking at their past, that is what the stars were billions of years ago, not what they are locally to themselves. The universe has a temporal edge. There's enough space between stars that we're able to see the beginning of the universe. You can see the beginning of the universe because time is relative and the only constant is light.