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damoclark
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I curious about if the invese square law is valid for stars that are very very far away from the earth. like quasars. If the universe was flat and infinite. I could understand that the inverse square law would be valid when looking at objects like quasars, however, if the universe is closed and finite for example, then wouldn't their be some other law that would desrcibe how the intensity of light from a star varies as you move away from it??
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