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Agreed, provided it is made clear that we are referring to comoving distance rather than proper distance.

Present-time events at that comoving distance are indeed unobservable, but those having occurred there very early on - are. So there is...

Yes, I see your point now. However, from that perspective, wouldn't it be incorrect to state, for example, that the radius of the...

What I mean here is that as time moves forward, each subsequent light cone expands, with its apex moving up along the time axis, and its...

I agree. I don't understand what you mean when you say it "is bounded." And I don't understand it because I don't see them coinciding...

We certainly can observe a galaxy that is currently 20 billion light-years away. In fact, the light we see from that galaxy has a...

The disagreement lies in the fact that @Bandersnatch seems to be linking in some way the observable universe to the event horizon...

For the sake of clarity regarding terms: The particle horizon is the current distance to the farthest comoving object from which, in...

It seemed to me that in post #7, @Bandersnatch was suggesting the event horizon had some connection to the limits of the observable...

The cosmological.

A galaxy currently located 20 billion light-years away lies beyond the event horizon but within our observable universe.