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CosmiCarl
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Is it accurate to say:
The Light-Year distance from Earth to the Surface of Last Scattering (= CMB location) EQUATES TO the Age of the Universe (13.73 Gyr)? (ignoring units conversion factors).
Would an observer, say 13.0 G Light-yr from us, ALSO see the CMB the same distance away?
Where is our Particle Horizon thought to be located, relative to the CMB? (Or Cosmological Horizon, whichever is greater).
Is it presently thought a significant portion of the Universe lies beyond our Particle Horizon? If so, would not at least a part of that portion have to be OLDER than anything we can observe, including the CMB?
Thanks in advance for everyone's time and thoughts!
CosmiCarl
The Light-Year distance from Earth to the Surface of Last Scattering (= CMB location) EQUATES TO the Age of the Universe (13.73 Gyr)? (ignoring units conversion factors).
Would an observer, say 13.0 G Light-yr from us, ALSO see the CMB the same distance away?
Where is our Particle Horizon thought to be located, relative to the CMB? (Or Cosmological Horizon, whichever is greater).
Is it presently thought a significant portion of the Universe lies beyond our Particle Horizon? If so, would not at least a part of that portion have to be OLDER than anything we can observe, including the CMB?
Thanks in advance for everyone's time and thoughts!
CosmiCarl