I have a question.
We know that galaxies are moving away from each other because of the redshift.
But have we ever observed two distant galaxies actually increasing in distance?
It shouldn't be hard given that they are moving fasted than the speed of light.
Hope I explained myself well enough
We know that galaxies are moving away from each other because of the redshift.
But have we ever observed two distant galaxies actually increasing in distance?
It shouldn't be hard given that they are moving fasted than the speed of light.
Hope I explained myself well enough
