Ok, so, I have a serious question. Light is not infinitely fast, and it is the universe's speed limit. Things that have mass cannot travel at the speed of light. There are galaxies and objects over 93 billion light years away. But the age of the universe is 13.8 billion years. Even if Star A was travelling at the opposite direction of Star B, and even if it was traveling at the impossibly-fast speed of light, it could only be that the two stars are 26.6 billion light years apart. But we see objects 93 billion light years away. Please...