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tommyburgey
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Hi I am only 16 and some people may find this very naive but I always like to ask physics questions.
Is the speed of light relative to the speed of the universe expansion?
It seems to me perfectly viable to me as it would act as a barrier from escaping the universe.
However this would cause the speed of light to at some point be 0 (and eventually negative) or to be ever increasing depending on the mass of the universe. But I recently read that somebody had discovered that the speed of light was infact decending?
Could somebody please correct me and tell me I'm wasting my brain cells if it's the case.
Thanks, Tom
Is the speed of light relative to the speed of the universe expansion?
It seems to me perfectly viable to me as it would act as a barrier from escaping the universe.
However this would cause the speed of light to at some point be 0 (and eventually negative) or to be ever increasing depending on the mass of the universe. But I recently read that somebody had discovered that the speed of light was infact decending?
Could somebody please correct me and tell me I'm wasting my brain cells if it's the case.
Thanks, Tom