Thanks that helps

I understand that the light traveling to us would be what it was years ago compared to their current relative position. But how do we know that currently position is much further than we are viewing? Would we be seeing the increase in distance in real time?

So even our current telescopes have a limitation and the most we can see is till the BB. Then how do we know that there is something beyond the horizon? Shouldn’t our view be limited to 14 billion years in radius?

Then how do we know that as of now 45 billion light years is the edge?

You realize that not everyone is an expert and some are just trying to seek answers to something we want to understand? If a kid asks you something out of curiosity, would you try to explain them in simple words or tell them that the answer is out there somewhere but nothing you’d understand so you’re stupid.