Does the fabric of space-time move faster than the speed of light?

artie
Just wondering? Space-time is exerting pressure. Is this movement faster than the speed of light?
 
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artie said:
Just wondering? Space-time is exerting pressure. Is this movement faster than the speed of light?

there is a great SciAm article about this, Artie.
Try the Lineweaver link in my sig. It's the one that says princeton.edu.

They give a clear, non-mathematical discussion of the standard expansion picture, with lots of pictures.
 

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