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<p>can eventually reach the Earth if the event is less than 16 billion light-years away, but the signal will never reach the Earth if the event is farther away.</p>

<p>The space before this cosmic event horizon can be called "reachable universe", that is all galaxies closer than that could be reached if we left for them today, at the speed of light; all galaxies beyond that are unreachable. Simple observation will show the future visibility limit (62 billion light-years) is exactly equal to the reachable limit (16 billion light-years) added to</p><p>
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