You need natural mirrors, because as others have pointed out, they have to already be there, you can't get ahead of the light to put them there.

It has been suggested that black holes could provide this mirror, but it requires resolving not just something the size of Earth, but something much smaller, at a distance of 30 million light years +. Unfortunately you actually start hitting up against the limits of spacetime's resolution itself fairly quickly. But at least in principle, it is possible that some lucky photon has bounced off a dinosaur, and has traveled all the way out there, and all the way back to Earth, just now, that if you knew where to look in the sky, perhaps such a photon might even enter your eye now. Or perhaps there is some human out there who really has "seen" the dinosaurs. But you'd never really know.