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Originally Posted by CraigD
The greatest observed redshift are on the order of z=7, which corresponds to a distance of about 4 billion parsecs, a few thousand times the radius of the Local Group. Hubble’s law, which is widely believed to give accurate estimates at all distances in the observed universe, gives a recessional velocity for such a very distant body of about
, corresponding to a time dilation factor of about  . |
Thanks! That was pretty much the answer I was looking for.
