if space itself is expanding faster than c speed of light does this violate special relativity

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if space itself is expanding faster than c speed of light  does this violate special relativity

kinggeorge · Answer

This really should be asked in the physics section ( http://openstudy.com/study#/groups/Physics) instead of the math section, but I'll humor you.

kinggeorge · Answer

However, I don't think this is a violation because "space-time" isn't actually moving anywhere.

anonymous · Answer

you have a physics section   how do i get there   p.s. 1.5 medals for you KG

kinggeorge · Answer

Just click the link and you should get there. If it doesn't work, take off the close parentheses at the end.

anonymous · Answer

yea  ithink special rel. says no object WITHIN space  in a vacuum can exceed c

anonymous · Answer

gotta go KG  can i ask for you nexttime

kinggeorge · Answer

Sure. I'm very busy for the next week or two though, so I probably won't be on when you have a question.

anonymous · Answer

just this ok my hero in science  richard feynman  said every one of us should go to our grave   puzzled   i heartily agree  later/take care

kinggeorge · Answer

you too.

kinggeorge · Answer

just fyi, I'm closing this question because it isn't a math question.

anonymous · Answer

ok