On Feb 15, 10:28*am, "Sember" wrote:
"BradGuth" wrote in message

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On Feb 15, 1:01 am, "Sember" wrote:
"BradGuth" wrote in message

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On Feb 13, 9:29 pm, "Sember" wrote:
"HVAC" wrote in message

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Nothing exceeds the speed of light in our universe.

Can the universe expand at speeds faster than the speed of light?

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Gravity seems to be of infinite velocity, and as such whatever photons
would logically follow or propagate within each gravity stream or
flow.

How fast is our 14 billion year radii observed portion of this
otherwise infinite universe moving or expanding?

~ BG

The universe is always expanding in some places and contracting in
others!
Right now, this area of space we're in is contracting toward the Great
Attractor.

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* * * * * * * * * * * * *NO fear!

There's no fear because at 0.25%c we're talking about billions of
years before multiple galaxies merge somewhere within the Great
Attractor, and by then our once red-giant sun will have collapsed into
a white dwarf, surviving planets would have been set free to roam
about the galaxy, and most all life as we know it on Earth will no
longer exist. But then you got that interpretation from me to begin
with.

~ BG

Aye! Matey!
'Cept for the speed's just a mite slower than that!

Ain't in strange, the difference in time frames?
In yours, it seems sooo long from now, yet in my time frame it's just around
the corner!

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So, you crazy seans have to really slow down in order to interact with
us?

Are we talking 100:1 or something of 300,000:1 or how about a million
to one?

btw, got any pictures of that fast moving sean corner?

~ BG