Didn't the light of a place 92 billion light years reach us in 13.7 billion years because of the universe expending?

[Vivaldi]

This means the light of a galaxy 1 billion light year now reached us in much shorter than 1 billion years. The light isn't that old.

Considering universe is expending, when the next light comes, the distances will be higher than itself.

[Anonymous]

I dont know exactly, I doubt I could calculate any of that shit myself but its peer reviewed there seems to be consensus and I would imagine that this concept has already occured to the scientific community before now and that the figures allow for this.