Why don’t we see sunlight in space?

Heinrich Olbers did not know how to sit safe from God. He looked at the sky and said: All these stars and the sky is dark? Dear Heinrich: Your question is valid. If God intended you to live until humans ascended into space, you’d know that the sun there is not like the sun here.
This is called the Olbers paradox by the German cosmologist.
Light needs a conducting medium to get from one point to another; But space has dark matter and energy that is ninety-five percent, that’s something.
The second thing is that the stars don’t reach us until long after they pass in our field of vision, because the light takes a long time to travel the distance between us and the star… it depends on the distance; We don’t see the star, but we see its image and its past.
It remains that the lights of the stars are in wavelengths that the human eye does not see most of them, just as the earth’s atmosphere filters light, so we see it in contrast to what is seen outside this atmosphere.