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On Why Space is not White
A problem that affects all perceivers, on looking out into Space, is, at night, if Space is populated by many billions of Stars, why is Earth’s ‘sky’ not full of white light? In this essay, I attempt to answer that question. My explanation is ‘mechanical’, but there is no alternative.
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