In part, yes. (View Post)

The light has to pass through space, but as space is expanding it has to go a further distance than it had to when emitted. So A->B may have only been (say) 1,000 light years when it was emitted, … (View Post)

Space itself got bigger, so nothing actually broke the speed of light. The galaxies on a balloon analogy is a good one. The galaxies themselves are at rest, but space (the balloon) is expanding. I do… (View Post)

The universe expanded faster than the speed of light. So things that were very close to us back when the universe was born are now extremely far away, so far that it takes as long as the age of the u… (View Post)

No, they heard the remarks of that German newspaper from which Macron's remarks were based. (View Post)