I understand that the speed of expansion is proportional to distance.
97-98% of the visible universe moving away from us faster than the speed of light, was a quote from someone on one of the Science channel shows... I have to assume that he misspoke when he stated this, if this is not the case.
Because my brain instantly went to, if 98% of the visible universe is moving away from us faster than the speed of light, how is it we even see the “visible universe” at all.
He must have misspoke, or maybe he was just being dramatic. But yeah, we wouldn’t see many stars at all in the sky if 97% of the universe were moving away from us that quickly.