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Because of the cosmological expansion, a particular emission from a distant galaxy has a wavelength that is 2 times the wavelength that emission would have in a laboratory. Assuming that Hubble’s law holds and that we can apply Doppler-shift calculations, what was the distance ( ly ) to that galaxy when the light was emitted?