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Why We Can See 45 Billion Light-Years in a 13.77-Billion-Year-Old Universe

July 26, 2026July 26, 2026 Pooja Kashyap

The universe is about 13.77 billion years old, so obviously the farthest thing we can see is 13.77 billion light-years away. Since light travels one light-year every year, that sounds like it should be correct.

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