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Everything had it's start in the "big bang". Then light began at around 400k years after. Then 9 bil years after that the first stars formed, and we now are at 14 bil years after the big bang. Correct? Everything moved at the same rate away from centre, but not faster than light? This means light past us even though the universe expanded before light was created? Does this mean that the first light expanded out in a uniform bubble from a single start point? Could you look at this as a 2D skin like a bubble that is expanding out that we can observe from the inside? If so were does that place us inside the bubble? Also I have heard that everything is moving away from us and everything is moving away from everything else. If this is true then how can we place our position is relation to a centre if there is one. Obviously we are not the centre the same as we are not the centre of our solar system or the centre of the milky way. If we have only a limited viewing distance from our point of view how can we know where the inside of the bubble is in all directions. Assuming we are not the centre.
Edit: I just read that the Universe is expanding faster than the speed of light. Is this true? If so how is this possible? If it is true then this does answer some of my questions, but also raises many more.
If this has been discussed before link threads. I am very new to this subject. I am sorry
Edit: I just read that the Universe is expanding faster than the speed of light. Is this true? If so how is this possible? If it is true then this does answer some of my questions, but also raises many more.
If this has been discussed before link threads. I am very new to this subject. I am sorry
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