I've been trying to get everyone to separate themselves from Uniformitarianism, for at least a minute.
Almost all science assumes all physical, chemical, and geological processes have always occurred at the same rates and manner since the beginning. Why could not other laws been in place at that time. Why could matter not have traveled faster than the speed of light?
Incidentally, We should say they WERE 13 billion or more light years apart. Should we not?
How long does it take the light to reach our telescopes? Those galaxies may be right on top of us (figuratively speaking) right now. Maybe that's the cause of global warming and not the controversial greenhouse gas effect.
Not trying to make a scientific point here, except that many beloved theories are held together with too many assumptions.
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