Simple Way to Time Travel
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Scientists reveal the simple way you can time travel
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Scientists reveal the simple way you can time travel - simply look up at the stars.
Light from the most distant individual stars we can see with the naked eye has been traveling for thousands of years .
By the time it reaches us that star may not even exist anymore.
The farthest farthest star ever detected, Earendel , is 28 billion light years away.
This is due to a quirk of our ever-expanding universe.
The Sun is only 4.6 billion years through its roughly 10-billion-year lifetime.
It will become a red giant in about 5 billion years before shrinking down to a compact white dwarf.
Lifeforms in other galaxies billions of light years away could be looking at our sun through their own telescopes.
Potentially, if an alien 65 million light years.
away was looking at Earth through a telescope that's powerful enough, they could be seeing the dinosaurs.
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