However, the cosmic causality concept is the key to unravelling the Horizon Paradox. Since information and light cannot travel faster than the speed of light, the observable universe is limited to a ...

(One light-years is the distance light travels in a year). That point should be a "cosmological horizon" of sorts — beyond which no telescope should be able to see. And, because nothing can ...

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Consequently, when we peer into deep space, we’re essentially looking back in time. This cosmic horizon presents a paradox : the farther we look, the older the light we observe. The most distant ...

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Abstract: It has recently been claimed that the Hubble sphere represents a previously unknown limit to our view of the universe, with light we detect today coming from a proper distance less than this ...

Because of source rate density evolution and variation of cosmological volume elements ... the observer's evolving record of events in terms of a ‘probability event horizon’ (PEH), converging on the ...