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Re: is space expanding literally everywhere?

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The Starmaker wrote:
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> shane.2471958@gmail.com wrote:
> >
> > I'm a layman and I'm curious to understand how mass affects the expansion of space and whether the expansion of space is uniform everywhere in the universe.
> >
> > From looking at redshifts it seems we have determined that until 5 billion years ago the expansion was slowing down and since then it has been speeding up. Supposedly the average density of mass in the universe is affecting the expansion - is this just conjecture and the only theory we have or is there some solid evidence for thinking this?
> >
> > Wikipedia says "the scale of space itself changes" but that the model is valid only on large scales (galaxy clusters and above) and that the expansion cannot be observed on a smaller scale. wikipedia Is it possible that space between say, planet Earth and the Sun is actually expanding but is currently unobservable. If not, how far from our local group of galaxies do we have to look before we encounter some space that is actually expanding.
> >
> > I realise that we don't understand what dark energy is and I much prefer answers that say "we don't know" if we really don't know.
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> Based on observation...
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> mass affect the expansion of the universe, but not uniform because mass gets caught up in galaxies and solar systems.
> 
> like punching your way out of a paper bag...
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> Based on  my observation...this photo shows the history before the big bang.
> http://pw1.netcom.com/~starmaker/before%20and%20after%20the%20big%20bang/untitled1.jpg
> 
> Before the big bang occured, or the cause of the big bang..was
> 
> the steady state universe existed before the big bang.
> 
> Based on  my observation..
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> during the steady state universe stars didn't die
> and new stars were born
> (galaxies didn't exist then either)
> 
> It got to a point that there were to many stars
> occupying what little space there was..
> 
> to the point that stars got close to each other..
> they began to meld...with each other..
> 
> to a point of
> forming mass.
> 
> The steady state universe turn into one
> giant boulder of hot stars and rock was formed
> so that you got this giant hot bolder made from stars
> that exploded and made more...space.
> 
> During the explosion some rocks when this way and other rocks when that way.
> 
> You can probably guess the rest...



Here is an 'illustration' of what it looked like moments before the big bang..
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d2/Olber%27s_Paradox_-_All_Points.gif


As you can see the "we don't know people" (which is a cover up word for 'i don't know' individuals')

got it wrong:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olbers%27_paradox


You need to stay away from the 'we don't know people' because they have reached their level of incompetance.

(the 'we don't know people' are actually individuals who won't take responsibility for what they don't know.)

(and like all cults, they expect everyone around them to say...'we don't know')

But Nature knows. So, one must look not just here for answers, but...everywhere. (where ever you can find it)

If Nature knows...then it's not we, it's ....THEM that don't know.


But, I'm not one of their ...lemmings.


Do you dare go against the   "we don't know people" ? 


I mean, I base it all on observations. I have the photograph of before the big bang (which is the same thing as the end
of the steady state universe) and it's a huge burning bolder made from stars just before it explodes.

Or just take this illustration and add a bang to it:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d2/Olber%27s_Paradox_-_All_Points.gif

Or, become a lemming and wait for the  "we don't know people" to tell you when to think.


The Starmaker

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