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If a star 100 light years away from Earth exploded this very second, we would only see the explosion 100 years from now.
If this is true, and if we pointed a telescope at that star right now itself, would we then be able to see it explode right away or would it still take us 100 years to see the explosion even with the most powerful telescope?
If this is true, and if we pointed a telescope at that star right now itself, would we then be able to see it explode right away or would it still take us 100 years to see the explosion even with the most powerful telescope?