glisteningdinkus t1_ix707hr wrote
The universe, meaning the particles and space and time were created in the Big Bang. The distances aren't just about the speed of galaxies and stars moving. It's about space itself expanding.
Ooops2278 t1_ix788pq wrote
That only answers one problem. Even if space itselfs expands much faster, how do we observe something 83 billion light years away if there are no 83 billion years for the light to travel?
glisteningdinkus t1_ix78j2r wrote
I just did a search and the farthest observed object is 13.3 billion light years away. Where did you get your number?
Ooops2278 t1_ix8ia58 wrote
From OPs question you answered?
His numbers and the premise of his question simply being wrong is indeed an answer.
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