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Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics Posted by IVAN/">IVAN on December 6, 1997 07:56:49 UTC |
when we say the blackhole explosion occurs some 40,000 light years away, does it mean that the explosion we are seeing now actually happened 40,000 years ago ??? To me, i understand that whatever our telescopes receive is the light which arrives into our telescopes at that point of time. Am i wrong ?? I will really appreciate if somebody could just tell me more about astronomy. Write to me at " etsline@cyberway.com.sg " Thanks a lot ! |
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