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It
could be that the Universe doesn’t extend far enough –
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but
that doesn’t seem to be the right answer
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The finite age of the universe limits how far we can see:
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If it has age T, we can only see out as far as d=cT
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The light from farther stars hasn’t had time to reach us yet
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