Comment by FridayoLeary

There's a great video is saw. In 30 minutes it goes through the entire lifespan of the universe.

Even after all the stars die, the white dwarfs will continue to glow. And after eons, the last black holes will evaporate. The point is that the age of stars is only a tiny fraction of the lifetime of the universe. Maybe the speed of light makes sense at that scale.

But... I'm not happy with that theory. In a relatively short amount of time the expansion of the universe will increase faster then the speed of light. Which means it will be impossible to ever get information from the other side of the universe.

I find it very unreasonable that the universe imposes a speed limit on everything and then completely ignores it.