It takes time for light to travel across space and reach our telescopes. In essence, that means a look into space is also a trip back in time. This is even true for objects that are quite close to us.
Elon Musk aims to make life multiplanetary, but Jeff Bezos believes we should be building massive cylindrical space stations.
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A space startup called Max Space is looking to launch expandable, "stadium-sized" habitats into the Earth's orbit on board a SpaceX rocket by the end of the decade. In theory, the startup's goal ...
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Could A Telescope Ever See The Beginning Of Time?It takes time for light to travel across space and reach our telescopes. In essence, that means a look into space is also a trip back in time. This is even true for objects that are quite close to us.
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