If you actually understood the metric expansion of space, you wouldn't make such an inane comment.Justatruthseeker said:And yet here you are, claiming galaxies were further apart in the past, then they are in the present????? Since the further into the past we look, the further apart they are, but the closer we get to the present, the closer they are, but still everything is expanding apart and has been since the beginning?????
The galaxies are not closer together in the past because their comoving distance is the same irrespective of expansion.
This is not surprising, given the observer is also comoving.
This is also consistent with galaxies being in fixed positions in space, despite space expanding.
If galaxies were closer together in the past relative to the observer, it would mean the galaxies must have moved in space.
'Tis your misconceptions and subsequent strawmen which cause the inconsistencies you are attempting to raise. There are no inconsistencies as far as the Standard Cosmological Model is concerned.
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