> Timberwoof wrote:

>> In article comcast.com>,
>>  "Spaceman" wrote:

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>>> Timberwoof wrote:

>>>> In article comcast.com>,
>>>>  "Spaceman" wrote:

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>>>>> Timberwoof wrote:

>>>>>> In article comcast.com>,
>>>>>>  "Spaceman" wrote:

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>>>>>>> Sanny wrote:

>>>>>>>> Why do Scientist say Universe is expanding?

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>>>>>>> Because they forget that light take time to travel
>>>>>>> and every year, we will see anopther years light hit us.
>>>>>>> It is not physically expanding, we are just seeing more
>>>>>>> each year since it takes that long for us to see more.

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>>>>>> I'm pretty sure that some bright clever university student has
>>>>>> already thought of this.

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>>>>>>>> What is the rate of Expansion?

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>>>>>>> 0 physical expansion
>>>>>>> 1 year more distance seen per year we are looking.

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>>>>>> You forget the Hubble Constant and the redshift of galaxies.

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>>>>> So explain why Andromeda is ignoring such then?

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>>>> There are two sets of motions going on. On the small scale -- and
>>>> compared to the universe, the distance to Andromeda is tiny --
>>>> galaxies move around and collide with each other. Many
>>>> gravitationally bound groups of galaxies exist; astronomers see them
>>>> everywhere.

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>>>> The second set is the expansion of the universe, which is carrying
>>>> clusters of galaxies with it.

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>>> So where are we all heading outward too?

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>> The universe has an interesting property: anisotropy. The expansion
>> looks the same *everywhere*. Anywhere you are, everything else is
>> moving away.

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> Then you must figure out one problem then,
> Where is it all expanding from and what causes the "creation" of space
> outside where it is expanding to?
> Do you have magical point particle big bangs occuring still at the
> "supposed edges" making "new space" so it can expand?
> You truly need to wake up a bit.
> If everything is moving away, It needs space already there to move
> away at all.
> Try using some logic some time.
> Sheesh man!
>
> --
> James M Driscoll Jr
> Creator of the Clock Malfunction Theory
> Spaceman