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does light travel forever?
I was reading an article about an object 625 million LY away and I went wondering if the ligth does "decays" or "run out" of energy sometime
i know the ligt and radio waves from distant stars reach very faintly to us most of it absorbed b the intrestelar media (dust etc.)
to create ligth you have to transfer energy to an electron in cuantic packets, so the energy that each photon have is limited rigth?
in a hypotetical infinite universe could the light travel forever?
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Categories: Our universe.
Tags: universecosmology, universesize, ligth.
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