"But this sun that feels “now” to you is the sun that shone eight minutes ago. The moon is closer, but it’s still more than a second away from the effect it produces in your body. If this were a starry night, the stars composing the Ursa Major would be scattered between 80 and 128 years away."

Right.. Because the photons hit you 8 minutes ago and you feel them now? or They traveled for 8 minutes and are actually hitting you now?

Stopped reading there.