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Peter Watkins
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Regardless of whether the universe expanded by swelling, ballistic motion, expanding space, vacuum energy or reversed gravity, is it the case that the most distant objects seen in the Hubble Ultra Deep field view, (hubblesite.org), are at a distance in excess of 13 billion light years from us, as stated by N.A.S.A.? If so, are we looking at this region as it was something over 13 billion years ago?
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