toobfreak
Tungsten/Glass Member
All beside the point. You tax the rate of expansion we are addressing. And the rate of the expansion is now calculated to be faster than the speed of light
Really? Space dot com?

But like I said, for all the reasons given above, the expansion of space is not constrained by the speed of light.
Not that you could ever go anywhere in the universe and see anything moving greater than 1C because space carries its own frame of reference seperate from the matter within it.
Nothing in those articles contradicts anything I told you.