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seandarcher
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Hi
I was just wondering, my understanding is that quasars are the most distant objects from us or are at least very distant. Now my question would be;
How is visible light able to reach us from such distant objects?
Wouldn't there be a lot of matter between us and the quasar, wouldn't visible light get absorbed by all that matter before it got to us?
Regards
I was just wondering, my understanding is that quasars are the most distant objects from us or are at least very distant. Now my question would be;
How is visible light able to reach us from such distant objects?
Wouldn't there be a lot of matter between us and the quasar, wouldn't visible light get absorbed by all that matter before it got to us?
Regards