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Um, no. Distance and time are related by the speed of light, which travels 1 light year (distance) in 1 year (time). If space wasn’t expanding, the distance to
by brianberns 7y ago
Um, no. Distance and time are related by the speed of light, which travels 1 light year (distance) in 1 year (time).
If space wasn’t expanding, the distance to a stationary object (in light years) would be exactly equal to the travel time of light from it (in years).
- csomar 7y agoThey are related (in fact there is no "time") but I think what the OP wanted to say is that you can have a universe that it is "that" big from the get go and so objects will be very far from the beginning.