Thanks to everyone for your answers :biggrin:
So, from what I gather from JesseM's and DaveC426913's replies, objects that are very distant from us can indeed move faster than the speed of light with respect to us (be it because they 'move' or because space is expanding). If I understand...
Hi everyone,
I recently read an essay by Isaac Asimov called "Figure of the Farthest", which discussed the ideas on size of the universe across history.
One of the basic ideas of that essay was that, since objects move away from us at increasing speeds the farther they are, then when you...