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  • If light can travel freely through space, why isn’t the . . . - Reddit
    true, but this doesn't actually resolve the paradox - the gas and dust would heat up, and eventually start glowing with the heat of the sunlight warming it All the gas and dust would do is delay and scatter the light from distant stars, not block it
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