How Is The Observable Universe 93 Billion Light-Years Across? #coronal #magellanicclouds

The universe is 13.8 billion years old, so how can our observable universe be over 93 billion light-years across? In this video, we break down the cosmic paradox: light travel time vs. the metric expansion of space. While nothing can move through space faster than the speed of light, spacetime itself has no cosmic speed limit. Discover what the observable universe actually is, how the Cosmic Microwave Background marks our visual horizon, and what lies beyond the edge of what we can see. Subscribe for more mind-bending space and astrophysics deep dives. #Astronomy #Cosmology #Space #Universe #Physics #coronal #magellanicclouds #largemagellaniccloud