Hey Fred, what your saying is good stuff, even if chewing gum (p-k) doesn't appreicate it, some of us DO.
BaM: If you follow the expansion without contraction theory, eventually objects further away from us will recede at a rate approaching light speed, and once they reach that speed we will be unable to observe them. As far as we're concerned they may as well not exist any more, unless someone cracks the faster than light speed problem.
Untrue... according to Einstiens theory of relitivity, the light will move away at the speed of light C (with any limitations exerted by the marterial it's traveling through), so any light will reach us (albiet with some mega-amounts of red-shift) Although the explanation behind Einstiens theory is somewhat difficult, the effects can be generally easily understood. (although I still have trouble explaining quite how you manage to fit a 10 meter pole traveling at 99% C into 4 meter shed).
To the Chewing gum: ..... (I'm just ignoring the retarded monkey, since he's not worth speaking to)
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