Shadow122791 t1_iqwjrgk wrote
Reply to comment by nixiebunny in If objects in space are far away, does light get scattered enough that it would look “low resolution” by the time it reaches us? by hau2mk7pkmxmh3u
Actually if you take a few light years at light speed without something to deflect or absorb energy from free floating hydrogen and dust your ship would be destroyed before you even reach the closest star outside our solar system. and they constantly say light from anything far away goes through alot of gases and stuff which is why they can see some of it in the first place.
Also at least 1 ok art of f hydrogen or dust poo er square meter. That's alot of stuff over several light years.
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