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Are the stars in space visible from the night sky simply located in their positions, or do they act as pillars, effectively stretching the image of our night sky?
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>>16478743
All you see is the light that reaches your eyes, nothing from your pov is in its "real position" until you get close enough to it where the delay between information exchange is negligible
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>>16478771
Make sense homo
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>>16478771
What do you mean it's not in its real position. You sound retarded. The source of the light must be there. Light doesn't just run away
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>>16478771
What's this schizo nonsense on my sci? Real position? Why the fuck wouldn't it be?
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This post is not in its real position.
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>>16478815
First post best post
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>>16478810
>Why the fuck wouldn't it be?
Because by the time the light reaches your eyes it's already somewhere else, you're not seeing the object where it is, you're seeing the light that reflected off of the object the moment it was in that specific location
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>>16478771
>>16478952
These.
The only thing in the universe that is ever in its correct position is you.
>>16478743
Everything else had better things to do and has already moved on.



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