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I don't know if this is the right topic to post this, so if it isn't please point me in the right direction.
Ok so I was watching a video on SixtySymbols and they mentioned a picture from the Hubble called Deep Field. And talked about how in that image you are able to see objects from around 10 billion years ago(he just kinda pulled a number from his head but he was just making a point). So my question is since basicaly the farther away you look the farther back in the past you look, does this mean that you can look out far enough to see the beginning of the universe; and if so, wouldn't this assume that the universe is not infinite?
Ok so I was watching a video on SixtySymbols and they mentioned a picture from the Hubble called Deep Field. And talked about how in that image you are able to see objects from around 10 billion years ago(he just kinda pulled a number from his head but he was just making a point). So my question is since basicaly the farther away you look the farther back in the past you look, does this mean that you can look out far enough to see the beginning of the universe; and if so, wouldn't this assume that the universe is not infinite?