In this specific case, no; universal expansion is too great at such distances. The universe is expanding at ~20km/s per million light years, meaning that two points 26 billion light years from each other would be moving apart from each other at approximately 520,000,000 m/s. Speed of light is just shy of 300,000,000 m/s.
The cosmic horizon is essentially constantly shrinking; with every moment the fraction of the universe that we will ever be able to interact with gets smaller and smaller as expansion continues.
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