Artikay

Artikay t1_j1gszt9 wrote

So if you place Earth in the center of our observable universe, and call it Planet A, then you take two planets on the far opposite ends and call them B and C. Does that mean to Planet A, B and C can be seen, but to planets B and C only Planet A can be seen?

Basically B and C have more than one observable universe between them? It would take exponentially longer for light to reach between stars because there is more space to expand between them?

If there is so much space between ends of the universe could two points be so far apart that light could never get from one end to the other?

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