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#1 PlexiglassAura

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Sounds like plausible, IF YOU ACTUALLY MANAGE TO DO IT. But if it's possible to see what the stars were before 20 years via telescopes, why not see the Earth, using a mirror.Crimsader

Yes, as I wrote it all seems very plausible on paper but it would obviously be a very long, tedious and expensive operation.

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#2 PlexiglassAura

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Just a theory: If we setup or found a mirror floating 1,000,000 light years away (mirror would be MASSIVE by the way). Anyway; if we pointed a telescope at the huge mirror and we looked at our own planet in the mirror would we be seeing what happened in the past? (about 2,000,000 years ago) or is this idea silly? Honestly on paper this sounds like a good idea but would it actually work?

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#3 PlexiglassAura

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I am enriched by this data

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If you has an apple with a staw n you poked the apple though wit it and a pebbl hadnt dropped through itd stop staw insid the apple because gravity cant apple discuss

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