>>Problem is it doesn't. It slows down and dies out.
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>If the source of the light is the same distance away, why would the light slow and die out? The only way it would appear to do that is if the source was getting futher away. Unless the galaxies are dying out themselves.
Of course galaxies are "dying out", i.e., getting older; but that shouldn't affect the light they emitted aeons ago.
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