If a galaxy is 200,000 light-years away from the earth, when was the light (that we now see) emitted?

RayInNoIL asked Jul 3, 2023

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because it goes unlimited and goes as far as the astronomy asteroid belt goes

Ligi answered Jul 7, 2023

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