Hello,
I am wondering about the expansion of the universe and how it is expanding faster the farther we look out into space. If the farther we look into space the earlier back in time we see, doesn't this mean we are seeing the very distant galaxies, that are moving away from us faster than closer galaxies, at the velocity they USED to be moving away from us.
In other words, wouldn't the closer galaxies be a better representation at the speed the galaxies are moving away from us because we are not looking so far in the past and that the expansion has actually SLOWED. I'm probably missing a fundamental point here but thanks!!