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I know nothing about astronomy and don't see the significant of what you are saying, please elaborate. "Something at a huge distance from us is moving away quic
by madeuptempacct 8y ago
I know nothing about astronomy and don't see the significant of what you are saying, please elaborate. "Something at a huge distance from us is moving away quickly from us" does not tingle my pleb senses.
I am getting a sense that the author is implying that there was not enough time for that black hole to form in this "radio galaxy", which seems to imply our "age of the universe" theories might be off. I guess that's exciting on a macro, abstract level.
- heavenlyblue 8y agoThe author is speaking of the scale of the expansion of our Universe. Given the distance between us and that galaxy, the speed added by pure expansion of the space between us becomes a significant number.