@dr.topazThe observable universe stretches 46 billion light-years in every direction even though the cosmos is only 13.8 billion years old. That gap means some objects are receding from Earth at speeds faster than light.
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Cosmic expansion and superluminal recession
Foto de @dr.topaz· Oct 20, 2026· Nature/Scenery
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The image depicts a visualization of spacetime, likely representing a wormhole or a black hole's gravitational lensing effect. The focus is on the warped fabric of space, illustrated as a grid with stars and galaxies embedded within it. A bright blue light emanates from a central point, suggesting an intense energy source or singularity. The aesthetic is scientific and awe-inspiring, evoking a sense of cosmic wonder. The grid lines bending and stretching dramatically are visually notable, emphasizing the distortion of space. There is no on-screen text.
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