Expansion speeds can be faster than light--T or F?

[Eureko]

Reading the posts will show you the side of opinion, Martin and Swansont's posts are probably the ones to pay particular attention to.

 

Oh, thank you so much, man!

I just had to get through my lazyness, haha... My interest is bigger.

[Martin]

Eureko,

what are you asking about? What is it you want to know?

The main topic of this thread---the question raised in the first post---is about expansion speeds. Relativity requires that some distances can expand faster than the speed of light (this is not a violation of relativity but is in fact required by (general) relativity to be possible.

I don't know if your question is about this or about something else.

 

So please say a little more, to explain what you are asking

[Eureko]

Eureko,

what are you asking about? What is it you want to know?

The main topic of this thread---the question raised in the first post---is about expansion speeds. Relativity requires that some distances can expand faster than the speed of light (this is not a violation of relativity but is in fact required by (general) relativity to be possible.

I don't know if your question is about this or about something else.

 

So please say a little more, to explain what you are asking

 

Yes, I know the topic of this discussion. I saw it and it called my attention cause I have been wondering so much time if the universe could expand faster than light, even thought I never looked for the answer.

I haven´t read all the comments thought. And I don´t know any about relativity but I will read it all and if I still having doubts I will ask them.