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If you consider that there are places in the universe that are moving away from us faster than light, then in some sense we already live in a universe where we
by jstanley 8y ago
If you consider that there are places in the universe that are moving away from us faster than light, then in some sense we already live in a universe where we can only interact with "immediate surrounding particles". It's just a matter of scale.
Humans who are 10^100 times larger, in a universe where light is 10^100 times faster, might wonder what kind of universe we could possibly live in, given that all our interactions are within such small scales.
- kiliantics 8y agoIt's not that they are moving faster than light. It's the space in between us and those places which is expanding such that, at great distances, the integrated expansion leads to faster than light separation of static points in spacetime. A human of that size couldn't make sense in our universe.