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nemesis wrote:
> The question Darren seems to pose is: does it get an eternity for the
> voyager to get through the EH?
Something like that. Complicated by the question "who is asking?" :-)
Another interesting thought I saw somewhere:
The cosmological horizon is not unlike an event horizon - things moving
towards it are going faster and faster relative to us, and hence are slowing
down time-wise[1]. Perhaps the background microwave radiation is really
just all the galaxies that used to be close red-shifted waaaaay down as they
pile up near the border of the observable universe.
[1] Do they really slow down (for us) if their speed is caused by new space
being created? I have no idea, but from what I know of it, I think the
answer is "yes".
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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