[Right_Wing_Madman]

the age of the universe is 13.8 billion years...But we see objects 93 billion light years away.

The universe has expanded faster than the speed of light.

And the outside edge of the universe isn't expanding, all of space is.

And we can see only a very tiny portion of the total universe.

[Lazamataz]

The universe has expanded faster than the speed of light.

I have a speeding ticket court date. I intend to argue that EVERYONE is speeding, at faster than the speed of light, so I should not be selectively prosecuted.

[Tell It Right]

Agree with post 19. Also, the 93 billion is the diameter of the universe. The radius is half that, which is the distance matter had to travel from the center.

[ShadowAce]

And the outside edge of the universe isn't expanding, all of space is.

What is the difference between "the universe" and "all of space?"

[odawg]

‘And the outside edge of the universe isn’t expanding, all of space is.’

Whatever is expanding has to have something to expand into. What is that something? We use to ask the teachers about that, and for some reason, they became angry.