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As I understand it, the rate at which the universe is expanding is increasing. Can the rate of expansion ever exceed the speed of light? If/when it does exceed the speed of light, Does that mean that we would look up into the night sky and see nothing? Does that mean that it is taking longer and longer for light to reach us from distant galaxies? What other implications does this have?