Space is actually expanding equally and at the same rate or speed everywhere...

[Neogaia777]

Space is actually expanding equally and at the same rate or speed everywhere...

And that same rate or speed is constant... and is, and maybe always has been, contant and unchanging, etc... and maybe always will be, etc... anyway, that same rate or speed, happening equally everywhere, is the exact speed of light, ×1, equally everywhere... and it/that may or might not have ever changed, ever, or may have never changed ever, for a very, very, very long time now, and might never not ever change in the future, etc, nor maybe has ever changed, etc, because it is and always has been a constant happening equally everywhere, etc...

Talking about the universe, etc...

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[RDKirk]

Big universe perhaps eternally expanding. Something to spend an eternity exploring.

 

[Neogaia777]

Space is actually expanding equally and at the same rate or speed everywhere...

And that same rate or speed is constant... and is, and maybe always has been, contant and unchanging, etc... and maybe always will be, etc... anyway, that same rate or speed, happening equally everywhere, is the exact speed of light, ×1, equally everywhere... and it/that may or might not have ever changed, ever, or may have never changed ever, for a very, very, very long time now, and might never not ever change in the future, etc, nor maybe has ever changed, etc, because it is and always has been a constant happening equally everywhere, etc...

Talking about the universe, etc...

Comments...?

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Everything, from everywhere and/or anywhere, is all, from everywhere and anywhere, is all moving or moving away from everything else, or each other or one another, at the exact speed of light, or, "or", nothing is ever really moving at all, etc...

God Bless!

 

[Semper-Fi]

Space is actually expanding equally and at the same rate or speed everywhere...

God “created the heavens, and stretched
them out” (Isaiah 42:5). “He stretcheth out
the north over the empty place, and hangeth
the earth upon nothing” (Job 26:7).

Hebrew natah, which means to stretch or spread;
it can mean to extend in every direction.

Scripture refers to the heavens in this way 11 times, by Job, David, Isaiah, Jeremiah and Zechariah.

(Isaiah 45:12; 48:13; Jeremiah 10:12; 51:15)
use a form of natah that literally means the
action was completed some time ago.

Seven instances use a form of the verb natah
that implies continual or ongoing stretching
(Job 9:8; Psalm 104:2; Isaiah 40:22; 42:5; 44:24; 51:13; Zechariah 12:1).

Both of these aspects of this stretching
can be seen in Isaiah 40:22, that God
“stretcheth out the heavens as a curtain,
and spreadeth them out as a tent to dwell in.”

Stretches out comes from natah and implies
something continuing today, while spreadeth
comes from the Hebrew mathach meaning to
stretch out and implying something that God
has already done and completed.

 

[Semper-Fi]

And that same rate or speed is constant...and is, and maybe always has been,constant and unchanging...

Science today says The expansion of
the universe is accelerating .

Accelerating expansion of the universe
Accelerating expansion of the universe - Wikipedia

 

[Neogaia777]

Science today says The expansion of
the universe is accelerating .

Accelerating expansion of the universe
Accelerating expansion of the universe - Wikipedia

Yeah, well, they are wrong for a lot of reasons...

It only "appears" that way...

From where we are at, and from "anywhere you are at in it", it always appears to be accelerating outward away from where you are at as the center, things further away even more so, and from "anywhere you are at in it" it always "appears this way"...

Which we know isn't and cannot be true etc... So it is not, etc...

The real truth is what I am saying...

God Bless!

 

[Neogaia777]

Everywhere is the center and nowhere is the center, same with things supposedly being in motion... Especially at different rates and not equal, or equally or uniformly everywhere...

 

[Neogaia777]

Everything is "pushing", I guess you could say, outward and equally away from and uniformly away from everything else equally everywhere... at the exact speed of light, or 1X speed of light everywhere, I'm guessing...

 

[SkyWriting]

Space is actually expanding equally and at the same rate or speed everywhere...

And that same rate or speed is constant... and is, and maybe always has been, contant and unchanging, etc... and maybe always will be, etc... anyway, that same rate or speed, happening equally everywhere, is the exact speed of light, ×1, equally everywhere... and it/that may or might not have ever changed, ever, or may have never changed ever, for a very, very, very long time now, and might never not ever change in the future, etc, nor maybe has ever changed, etc, because it is and always has been a constant happening equally everywhere, etc...

Talking about the universe, etc...

Comments...?

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We americans seem to be expanding at an even faster rate than the Cosmos.
More so in Wisconsin.

 

[Michael]

We americans seem to be expanding at an even faster rate then the cosmos.
More so in Wisconsin.

LOL!

 

[FrumiousBandersnatch]

Space is actually expanding equally and at the same rate or speed everywhere...

And that same rate or speed is constant... and is, and maybe always has been, contant and unchanging, etc... and maybe always will be, etc... anyway, that same rate or speed, happening equally everywhere, is the exact speed of light, ×1, equally everywhere... and it/that may or might not have ever changed, ever, or may have never changed ever, for a very, very, very long time now, and might never not ever change in the future, etc, nor maybe has ever changed, etc, because it is and always has been a constant happening equally everywhere, etc...

Talking about the universe, etc...

Comments...?

Discuss...?

Space is expanding, but not at the speed of light. Although the result is that two points separated beyond a certain distance will recede from each other at the speed of light or faster.

 

[SkyWriting]

Space is expanding, but not at the speed of light. Although the result is that two points separated beyond a certain distance will recede from each other at the speed of light or faster.

They won't because space is stretching and speed remains constant locally.

 

[FrumiousBandersnatch]

They won't because space is stretching and speed remains constant locally.

If the metric is undergoing uniform scalar expansion, then the velocity of recession of any point from any other point increases with distance. Trivially, the more space separating them, the more expansion occurs between them.

 

[Neogaia777]

If the metric is undergoing uniform scalar expansion, then the velocity of recession of any point from any other point increases with distance. Trivially, the more space separating them, the more expansion occurs between them.

But is it really expanding, and at what rate, or is it all, all of it, "relative"?

 

[Neogaia777]

But is it really expanding, and at what rate, or is it all, all of it, "relative"?

I mean, it's got to be expanding right? But if so, at what rate...? if it is expanding equally and uniformly from everywhere...? and it is expanding outwardly from...? from what and from where...? if it is equally and uniformly everywhere...?

 

[FrumiousBandersnatch]

But is it really expanding, and at what rate, or is it all, all of it, "relative"?

Observational evidence strongly favours a scalar expansion of roughly 70 kilometers per second per megaparsec. Calculations based on different methods & observations produce slightly different values.

 

[FrumiousBandersnatch]

I mean, it's got to be expanding right? But if so, at what rate...? if it is expanding equally and uniformly from everywhere...? and it is expanding outwardly from...? from what and from where...? if it is equally and uniformly everywhere...?

Expanding uniformly everywhere. Everything is moving away from everything else on supra-galactic scales; below that scale, gravity overcomes the separating force which is very weak indeed.

 

[loveofourlord]

Everything is "pushing", I guess you could say, outward and equally away from and uniformly away from everything else equally everywhere... at the exact speed of light, or 1X speed of light everywhere, I'm guessing...

I think it's beyond the speed of light as it's a expansion of space and time thugh could be wrong. How the expansion at the big bang could exceed the speed of light.

 

[loveofourlord]

before someone points out this is evidence for god as everything is moving away from us, the point I've heard is thats equivalent of standing on a balloon with dots evenly spaced , no matter where you are on the balloon it looks like dots in every direction is moving away from you. But it's just the balloon expanding making the dots spread apart.

 

[Neogaia777]

Expanding uniformly everywhere. Everything is moving away from everything else on supra-galactic scales; below that scale, gravity overcomes the separating force which is very weak indeed.

If there were a specific origin point or center from which everything originated or is expanding from, shouldn't we see some evidence of that, in the dispersal pattern...?

Unless what were seeing is not a very big "piece of the pie", I guess you could say, like less than 1%, which would make the universe incredibly large, and the origin point very far away, like trillions of light years or more, so then, how could it be only 13.8 billion years old...? Seems like it would have to be very, very much more older than that, right...?

God Bless!