I&#x27;m missing something here and would so happy if someone explained to me. I am sorry if I&#x27;m making false assumptions as my knowledge on the subject is very limited.<p>If the universe started from a single point in space and time (i.e., Big Bang), and no matter moves faster than the speed of light, how could ANY star be more distant from us than light could have traveled in the same time frame?<p>(I&#x27;m assuming no matter is travelling at  v &gt; c&#x2F;2, otherwise my argument would only be valid for things traveling in the same hemisphere of the expansion as Earth)