Chauncey Gardner
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We live in a very interesting time.
As the "horizon" of our universe expands, new (to us) galaxies will come into view.
But only for a while. Those newest galaxies will redshift and dim and disappear from view. Then the galaxies we have know for a century will do the same thing. Eventually, there will be no galaxies in the sky to look at.
Then eventually, the same thing will happen with all the stars.
As the "horizon" of our universe expands, new (to us) galaxies will come into view.
But only for a while. Those newest galaxies will redshift and dim and disappear from view. Then the galaxies we have know for a century will do the same thing. Eventually, there will be no galaxies in the sky to look at.
Then eventually, the same thing will happen with all the stars.
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