The Galaxies are not actually moving, the space between them is simply stretching/expanding (General Relativity). Concerns of violating light speed only apply to objects travelling relatively in inertial frames (Special Relativity). There is no violation.
Why can not light be considered an object travelling in an relatively inertial frame with only variances of the Cashmir effects on light in respect to expanding space and local space.
If space is expanding then the light wave itself being a property of space has then too been stretched by nothings expansion (Cashmir effect) increasing its speed based on its increased speed thru the expansion as if nothing had expanded.
Is this why general relativity is believed not to of been violated in that light is being stretched in respect to distance is not a contradiction to special relativity expressed in normal space in our own solar system.
Then when light arrives to the galaxies if the nothing within space is being contracted then the light wave too should shrink in respect to the contraction of nothing (Cashmir effect) being a property of space.
It appears to me that light is violating special relativity off distance but agree upon re-entering our solar system it appears that special relativity has not been violated.
If nothing can be expanded or contracted then that is certainly something however its said: That God alone spreadeth out the heavens.
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