Sunday, 3 June 2018

Empirical effects of cosmic inflation


Let's imagine that via some contrived mechanism the cosmos entered a new inflationary era, starting right now: Space itself started to uniformly expand faster than the speed of light. Would the effects on Earth be immediate and catastrophic, or would we start to notice the phenomenon only some time later through observations of distant stars, galaxies, etc?




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