Where,

c - light velocity ~ 3*10⁸ m/s

H - Hubble's constant - 50~100 km/(s*Mpk)

t - "age of all things" - 10~20 bil. years

r_cr - distance when space body should reach light velocity.

People! Help me! I probably made some strong miscalculation!

I have got that r_cr = 3~6 Mpk, but this is average distance between galaxies!

(It means one of us made mistake - either I either Hubble).

But even forgetting about figures at all this is the question of principle.

1) If this is linear dependence,- and how about light velocity? - It would be a greatest blasphemy ever heard!

2) But even using Einstein dependence instead of linear - our world (whole) is going to test in practice what it means to be near to light velocity . - Right ho! I believe in fairies!

People! If one of us would be so kind to elucidate this question he would make not only my day but many and many my days.

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