The Sky in 350 Billion Years

The sky likely is (All or at least Many ages) at once, the thing is I'm gonna be Blunt here and say due to the Time Dilations and Gravity and how light affects things, it's not "Improbable" there is a pocket out there that has (Never/ or Barely) aged since the Big Bang! In fact there is likely Pockets that exist in the right circumstances that could be Trillions or Quadrillions or Quintillions of years ahead of our pocket of time thus being far older! Far as energy goes especially light it moves so fast that Time in a sense is non existent meaning there could be just a pocket existing under the correct Circumstances where it has yet to still age, in fact we can tie this into my last message written now, that faster things also see less time passing, thus can tie into the edge of a Galaxy spinning faster than physics would allow, Which can also be a contributing factor as there is a gradient or pockets of time difference. I still think though it's more due to an Orbit, and the central mass pulling the edge uniformly in a spin in space where there is no friction to dictate it's speed, and different or even same masses going different speeds and still have the same orbital path depending on circumstances