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Re: Cosmic Horizon - 11-30-2007, 08:07 PM

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Hi Graybeard... this is the first time I have come to this thread. Its an interesting topic. The thoughts are also sensible. This brings me to some questions. Do you believe in Parallel Universe?
Well Parallel Universes, Multiverses, Anthromorphic principles are all postulates that we possibly can never know. But with the Cosmic Horizon, even tho it is unknowable it does exist because the maths tell us it must be there ... Thats why I find it so weird.

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Do you think that the expanse of our Universe is infinite, if yes, then it would have by some means exceed the speed of light, even if you consider the example of distance that you quoted. Is the expansion of the Universe an exception in the Theory of Relativity that staes that the defining limit of speed is light??
Space is expanding faster than the speed of light. The limit that applies to light and everything that started out slower than the speed of light is not placed on the expansion of space. When space expands between any two objects no 'G' force or acceleration is felt ... such as would be if either of, or both of the two objects were accelerating away or towards each other. Our acceleration is limited to less than the speed of light.

The expansion of space is not an acceleration, even tho objects are receding from each other, and therefore General Relativity places no limit on it at all.

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