How can the universe expand faster than light travels? It seems like it should be illegal, doesn’t it? Over and over (and over and over) we're told the supreme iron law of the universe ...

To astronomers, the wavelength of light a ... that the universe is not just expanding – its rate of expansion is accelerating. And that expansion rate is even faster than the leading theory ...

When scientists measure this expansion rate (known as the Hubble constant) using nearby objects, they consistently get a higher value than when they measure it using light from the early universe.

The universe appears to be expanding faster now than predicted by measurements of the rate as seen ... said the results compiled using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope could shed light on the composition ...

That difference might not sound like much, but if this discrepancy is real, it means the universe is now expanding faster than even dark ... equals 3.26 million light-years).

To astronomers, the wavelength of light a ... that the universe is not just expanding – its rate of expansion is accelerating. And that expansion rate is even faster than the leading theory ...

Kevin Forward wants to know, as he asks: In the first millionths of a second of the Big Bang did the universe not expand faster than the speed of light? As a spoiler: no, it didn't expand faster ...

The Universe we have today is disappearing thanks to the accelerated expansion of space. Although no object ever moves through the fabric of space itself faster than the speed of light ...

How can the universe expand faster than light travels? It seems like it should be illegal, doesn’t it? Over and over (and over and over) we're told the supreme iron law of the universe ...