lookback time effect by namename
the setup in the bottom is an photon emitter with an reciver, at small distances the reciver recives the photons almost insutanously as its emitted, at large scales the
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iamzach 19th September
That is called light moves -
namename 31st August
Since the explanation doesnt fit in the description: The bottom setup is a photon emitter and receiver. At short distances, photons are received almost instantly. At larger distances (top setup), the finite speed of light causes a noticeable delay. This is called lookback time: telescopes let us visually see distant objects as they were in the pastnot time travel. Applied to STKM vision, farther objects would appear farther in the past.(well farther compressed with chatgpt)