So... are you saying whatever direction we choose to go in if we go far enough and faster than the expansion rate of the universe, we will end up in the same place we left off? please let me know if I'm on track... and if these questions were asked before, which i would guess they were, you can...
Yeah I understand, while on the topic and I'm not getting bashed for asking stupid questions, since the universe as we accept (i guess generally) that the universe is expanding like a balloon as you said, and we and all objects are the ants, if one object were to exit away from everything else...
OK, I understand... I was thinking hypothetically that if the said object was moving toward us, that since it was further away in the earlier position it would take the light longer to reach us and maybe it would just be reaching us now. but I guess if this were to be the case, it would have to...
I was thinking, when we see headlines about new galaxy found to be oldest yet, or furthest away... is it possible that we could be seing some of these as earlier positions of previously found nearer objects?