| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In other words, if a star is 1.5 billion LY away from us, gravitational bodies can only make light from that star take MORE than 1.5 billion years to reach us, not less, and certainly not within 6000 years.Time is a complex subject and the question How can we see distant starlight in a young universe? overlooks that complexity.That complexity does not invalidate the question.
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