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Going to clarify for Spino here, but pointing out another details. Actually the, Rift argument is explained here. The literal definition of rift is a tear, crack, or division. Or in this case, a spatial rift is defined as a Tear in the space-time continuum. So actually, it is sourced.
And now to clarify for others. Most galaxies are not visible from planet Earth. The only one is the Andromeda galaxy, but even that's only visible on rare occasions. Meaning the Rift would have to be really big and possibly big enough to already devour a great deal of the Universe for it to be visible from planet Earth. Also, Rifts are typically absence of light unless there are other bright lights near by. And it's still a massive reach to assume one needs to fly to the edge of the Universe in seconds to reach some tear in space visible from the Earth's atmosphere.
And now to clarify for others. Most galaxies are not visible from planet Earth. The only one is the Andromeda galaxy, but even that's only visible on rare occasions. Meaning the Rift would have to be really big and possibly big enough to already devour a great deal of the Universe for it to be visible from planet Earth. Also, Rifts are typically absence of light unless there are other bright lights near by. And it's still a massive reach to assume one needs to fly to the edge of the Universe in seconds to reach some tear in space visible from the Earth's atmosphere.