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No. In fact, if two objects are far enough apart, then the amount of new space created between them will be so great that light will never be able to travel bet
by db48x 8y ago
No. In fact, if two objects are far enough apart, then the amount of new space created between them will be so great that light will never be able to travel between them. Neither object will ever be able to see the other.
- criddell 8y agoIt's really hard for me to imagine how a flashlight on a distance plant could be moving away from me faster than the speed of light but the emitted light is going slower.