Sorry if my grammar is a bit off. But I have few questions about space and it's expansion.

If space expands faster and faster all the time, will there be a time when we cannot see further than "hubble sphere"?

Am I correct by thinking that we cannot ever reach the edge of the current hubble sphere due to not being able to go faster than a speed of light and because the edge will be expanded further away?

Sorry if my grammar is a bit off. But I have few questions about space and its expansion.

If space expands faster and faster all the time, will there be a time when we cannot see further than "hubble sphere"?

Am I correct by thinking that we cannot ever reach the edge of the current hubble sphere due to not being able to go faster than a speed of light and because the edge will be expanded further away?

Sorry if my grammar is a bit off. But I have few questions about space and it's expansion.

If space expands faster and faster all the time, will there be a time when we cannot see further than "hubble sphere"?

Am I correct by thinking that we cannot ever reach the edge of the current hubble sphere due to not being able to go faster than a speed of light and because the edge will be expanded further away?

-Just a kid from Finland

Sorry if my grammar is a bit off. But I have few questions about space and it's expansion.

If space expands faster and faster all the time, will there be a time when we cannot see further than "hubble sphere"?

Am I correct by thinking that we cannot ever reach the edge of the current hubble sphere due to not being able to go faster than a speed of light and because the edge will be expanded further away?