Sentences with phrase «than the speed of light expansion»
This is the first time in history they detect what they believe are the theorized Gravitational Waves that are proof of faster than the speed of light expansion of the universe.
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While no object can move through space faster than the speed of light, the speed limit does not apply to the actual expansion of space itself.
This latest evidence for «inflation» supports the expansion of space in the early universe at a rate much faster than the speed of light.
And why would popping out of nothing, or expansion of space faster than the speed of light, imply a supreme being?
Expansion of space time faster than the speed of light is not supernatural at all, in fact, the current mathematical models predict it (i.e. it is completely natural).
Confirmation of the greater than light speed expansion of our universe means that there definitely is a part of the universe that we can't see, even in principle (that was hypothesis before).
If time travel can only be achieved with travel faster than the speed of light, then during this faster - than - the - speed - of - light expansion the growing Universe was experiencing, couldn't the entire universe at that time have been going backwards, or possibly forwards, in time itself?
This discovery is superior to the current redshift — hence the Doppler Effect — approach of detecting the expansion of the universe, since some scientists speculate that other unknown reasons can cause the redshift while Gravitational Waves are unique to the Inflation of the Universe — expansion at faster than the speed of light at the beginning.
Cosmologists think the just - born universe — a hot, dense soup of matter and energy — went through a burst of expansion faster than the speed of light.
Assimilating your neighbors is a faster expansion strategy than physical settlement, which inevitably progresses slower than the speed of light.
According to Einstein, nothing travels faster than light, but space itself has no such speed limit; immediately after the Big Bang, the runaway expansion of the universe apparently left light lagging way behind.