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No limit ... even across the universe ... until it hits something that absorbs it.

Astronomers regularly capture images formed by light that has traveled for

about 14 billion years before it hits the film or CCDs in their telescopes and

stops.

In that amount of time, the light has traveled something like 82,296,200,000,000,000,000,000 miles.

(rounded to the nearest hundred quadrillion miles)

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