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Why not? If it can be seen from just a few miles outside the atmosphere, and the light continues to travel without obstruction through the vacuum of space, coul
by asxd 5y ago
Why not? If it can be seen from just a few miles outside the atmosphere, and the light continues to travel without obstruction through the vacuum of space, couldn't it be seen from millions of light years away as well?
- Reubachi 5y agoAsk yourself: Are WE able to see the continental structure of an exoplanet millions of light years away with our current telescopes/imaging software?
- asxd 5y agoSorry, I should have clarified, that’s not at all what I meant. I’m thinking about if it’s bound by current theory, not current tech. Obviously we can’t do this today, or probably in my lifetime.