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This line of reasoning works only in a static universe. In a expanding universe, stars can move apart faster than the speed of light. Thus there might be a lot
by coliveira 9y ago
This line of reasoning works only in a static universe. In a expanding universe, stars can move apart faster than the speed of light. Thus there might be a lot beyond the observable universe that can never be detected.
- Neeek 9y agoI mean... isn't it still technically correct though? We have an opaque horizon of light, it's just all in the microwave spectrum.