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Thanks for the response, I may not understanding this but I'll try again , The early universe at one time was decelerating , I believe because of the gravity of the concentration of mass of the early universe ,then it changed and started to accelerate, because of the reduction in the gravity...

I'm really interested in this but really have very little knowledge of this subject but I hope you can respond to these very simple questions by a willingness to advise a raw beginner So is the influence of time just a matter of the difference between the period of deceleration and the...

What are peoples thoughts on the fact that at the exact limit of our universe. the stars are moving at just less then the speed of light away from us. If there wasn't a limit to the speed of light , isn't that what we would be seeing but the real fact then would be that it isn't the boundaries...

I understand that the light is from the distant that it was at the time that the star created it, I was thinking that at 14 billion light years away, even though it then will be going faster then the speed of lite, not making it visible anymore, we will still see the light for the 14 billion...

Is the furthest star 14 billion light years away because we can't see the stars, celestual objects, further then that because of them going faster then the speed of light. I read that the red shift of the furthest objects away from us, has a redshift of 1.4 (that being the speed of light) so we...