To me, it does, it's really gross..
But in a vacuum, light goes on forever, until it hits something. It does not dissipate.
To me, it does, it's really gross..
But in a vacuum, light goes on forever, until it hits something. It does not dissipate.
If space/the universe has gorillions of stars, the constant light would cancel out Earth's darkness at night, and we sure as hell would be seeing their lights in Earth orbit. Where ARE these zillions of stars?
If space/the universe has gorillions of stars, the constant light would cancel out Earth's darkness at night, and we sure as hell would be seeing their lights in Earth orbit. Where ARE these zillions of stars?
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