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In this thread is to talk about how fast the universe would be expanding due to accelerated expansion of the universe and how that is faster than light.
In this link it talks about how the universe will be .007% times bigger in about a million years.
The most up-to-date volume of the universe is 3.58e+80 meters^3, this would mean that the universe in the future would be around 3.60506e+80 meter^3.
to find the distance covered between the difference in radii from the present (4.40870040022e+26 meters) and the future (4.41511E+26 meters) is 6.4095998e+23 meters
so to find the speed is taking the distance and divide it by time which is 20324700000 m/s or 67.8 x lightspeed.
Thoughts?
In this link it talks about how the universe will be .007% times bigger in about a million years.
The most up-to-date volume of the universe is 3.58e+80 meters^3, this would mean that the universe in the future would be around 3.60506e+80 meter^3.
to find the distance covered between the difference in radii from the present (4.40870040022e+26 meters) and the future (4.41511E+26 meters) is 6.4095998e+23 meters
so to find the speed is taking the distance and divide it by time which is 20324700000 m/s or 67.8 x lightspeed.
Thoughts?