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Animal

03-04-2022 10:42 AM

Farthest Star Ever Seen, Earendel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YMRuh772IA

seigo

23-01-2023 12:07 PM

CS Lewis stated you dont have a soul
you are a soul
you just have a body
the utube video provided info id never seen B4
1 As fastest star
2 Sunrise Star
3 Earendel
4 Morning Star

i do so appreciate the utube link
dont figure i would have found this info through other channels

Same day lenord nimoy died report of one of the Fastest stars ever was escaping ?our Locality? or similar

Apakhana Akshobhya

29-01-2023 03:43 AM

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Originally Posted by seigo

CS Lewis stated you dont have a soul
Same day lenord nimoy died report of one of the Fastest stars ever was escaping ?our Locality? or similar

Are you talking about the particle horizon?

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If the light from Earendel took 12.9 billion light years to get to us...that means, I guess, for us to 'see' it at all, right?
Then, the black spaces we see as 'nothing there'...could that mean there are stars... farther away that are not visible yet to earth...say 15 billion light years away?

After a certain period of time (I think 46+ billion years ago) we wouldn't be able to see them at all because they'd have been pushed further outside of the particle horizon, the visible part of the universe relative to Earth's position.

Busby

29-01-2023 07:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Apakhana Akshobhya

Are you talking about the particle horizon?

After a certain period of time (I think 46+ billion years ago) we wouldn't be able to see them at all because they'd have been pushed further outside of the particle horizon, the visible part of the universe relative to Earth's position.

You need to explain (at least for me) how a universe which has existed for 13.8 billion years can have stars (or a particle horizon?) 46 billion years old.

Apakhana Akshobhya

30-01-2023 03:42 AM

It's older or the light has red shifted across time and space being stretched right? 46 billion light years is just the radius distance from earth so there's math involved I can do lol. If time stretches with space expanding then our current measurment by our own standards would be 13~ billion years I think the formual is: P2 + o2 = PP(OO)/DeltaT ->PoOp or better resulted as [poop]. We live in a brown hole.

Gem	30-01-2023 07:08 AM

It's something to do with the expansion of space over itme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIJTwYOZrGU

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