Answer to Question #15231 in Astronomy | Astrophysics for Justin

Question #15231

I know that light travels amzing distances, but eventually doesn't the particles have to disappear or die down? I don't believe they are strong enough to travel forever. This is bugging me extremely Thanks Justin

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