>scientists accept the big bang happened faster than the speed of light and the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light
>but it is still impossible to travel at or near the speed of light
Can someone explain this shit to me? Why do scientists believe in contradictory explanations?
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Universe expansion is not movement within Universe.
A good start with all that is throw Big Bang theory into the trash. It's a Vatican psyop.
The speed of light is only the limit to matter/energy speed within spacetime, spacetime/the universe is not subject to the speed of light
Only matter cannot travel faster than the speed of light. The expansion of empty space is moving faster than the speed of light because it is empty space. There is no solid info being moved, it's completely empty.
>big bang
People still believe that shit? Pretty much every quantum corrected cosmological model predicts oscillatory universe.
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Correct answer: we don't know.