We can see things moving faster than light

0:05 25000 light years, that's not impressive at all. I would have said around 10^20 meters. But yeah most people don't even know what 10^20 meters is. Or 10^27 meters instead of 93 billion light years. Guess I am better than her, but not surprised since her and many physicist are sloppy. And anyone who have no idea about the second question couldn't be really studying too deep into physics. It's not even a new discovery or whatsoever. If she knew this recently then it's funny. We knew this for years. Assuming the reaction of the camera man was true, then he shouldn't be too much into physics as well. This might be crazy to many ordinary or physics people, but there are far crazier things than this. Bet she probably haven't even heard of the poincare recurrence or the big crunch/big bounce theory or the infinite universe with infinite planets/earths, if she considered this crazy. Those are far crazier than this. And then there are crazier things than all of those as well. She still has much to learn. Physics is not that crazy if you study some of the math behind it. There are functions and numbers in math that are far beyond astronomical that most people have no idea.