It's claimed to be 46 billion LY, but its age is only measured as 13.8 billion years. What I find puzzling about these numbers is that it seems this would imply the rate of expansion must have been greater than c during its lifetime. But AFAICT, the measured rate of expansion using Hubble's law never exceeded light speed before it reached its present size. Can anyone explain this apparent discrepancy? TY, AG
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