The enigma of light over time and distance
In http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=mcBV-cXVWFw&feature=related there is a telling that very distant past objects, can get to us by the carrier of information based upon light waves.
So this is considered C at length.
In the Hubble Ultra Deep Field, light as a waves particle, is imbued with C as a collective resonance.
In other words, the primary information that is given, is of a resonance inscribing, from its primary source.
However light is a wavelets construction, so the utility of C at a distance,. Become matrixes, to light from other directions, that uses the same particle, but only in another angular interpolation.
So C at a distance, will always tell its story of what information it brings forth, till that information is no longer relative to that receiver.
What I had tripped on years past, was that red shifts and blue shift had the relative same pressures. This means that C as received from a distance, has its primary interpretation, from the que of angular interptation.
The enigmas of light at a distance is, that the light we receive with the image we receive, is not of the relative time that we are perceiving it.
So this means that since light is communicative within itself, that another variant of the same information is always offered as part of the same received light.
So in actuality, the question stands, can relative time now, ever be told of light that is received from an ultra distant object?
I think it can.
philip347 You bring up a good point. Could we ever triangulate from what we see in the vast distance what it would look like today. I think it is also possible but to do it at our current state of knowledge and resorces would be a monumental endevor. I think that the people in the future will be able to reconstruct what we see as how it is now. We may also have the ability at that time to see into the past in a way that is hardly imaginable now. We might find detail in past artworks that we can not see now and we may find we will have the ability to recreate what past events might have looked like very accurately and put it on a picture tube. 