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As I understand, every point in the the universe may be considered for that observer to be the center. Everything seems to be expanding away from that point. From our perspective on earth, the further away we observe, the faster that space is expanding, up to, and faster than the speed of light.
If an observer was 13 billion light years away from us, would our space be expanding towards the speed of light? If so, why does it not appear to us?
If an observer was 13 billion light years away from us, would our space be expanding towards the speed of light? If so, why does it not appear to us?