The Sky in 350 Billion Years

19:33 Well, the further we can actually see, the faster that would be moving away from us.
Any distance from the center of the Big Bang can only mean that the minimum speed of the object,
beit galaxy or star, has moved within the timeframe of teh start of the Big Bang to how far it is
from the center, which in turn indicates speed.
Although I do believe that the speed of light for any physical object may be limited by the speed of light,
it is however possible to exceed a speed differential by a factor of 2.
Two photons, one left and one right move away from each other, speed differential 2c.
But, for physical matter to stay cohesive the absolute speed of light may
be a barrier which when broken by whichever means would cease cohesion.

I myself am a believer that speed is not relative but absolute, although from a human perspective
we can only measure it relative to something else, but that's about to change using the same methodology
as advanced LIGO for such measurements in which case we can tell speed in comparison to a photon,
and with said vector then being reduced by the vector of the photon, we can determine absolute speed.