“When you are looking at a star, you are literally looking in the past. The amount of light years the star is distant is equal to the amount of years in the past you are looking at. The most distant star visible to the naked eye is “V76 Cas” located in the Cassiopiea constellation, and it is 16,310 light years away.
The light emitting from that star started emitting in around 14000 BC, during which time the Earth was still in the Upper Paleolithic era.”
...sure you do
Me neither. It must be an American thing.