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richardg1987
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Hello,
My question is regarding the speed of the Big Bang explosion.
As I understand it, within the first 10 minutes of the Big Bang the universe had expanded hundreds of light years (this of course being faster than the Speed of Light). Bringing me to my question, if nothing can travel faster than the Speed of Light, then surely the Big Bang explosion would not have been able to exceed that speed at the suggested growth rate?
My question is regarding the speed of the Big Bang explosion.
As I understand it, within the first 10 minutes of the Big Bang the universe had expanded hundreds of light years (this of course being faster than the Speed of Light). Bringing me to my question, if nothing can travel faster than the Speed of Light, then surely the Big Bang explosion would not have been able to exceed that speed at the suggested growth rate?