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Maybe I am wrong, but isn't it the same? I mean, if everything is shrinking (excepted the distances between galaxies), then it is exactly the same as if the gal
by aunetx 6y ago
Maybe I am wrong, but isn't it the same?
I mean, if everything is shrinking (excepted the distances between galaxies), then it is exactly the same as if the galaxies were spreading in the universe... only the point of view changes right?
- drran 6y agoExpanding consumes energy. Shrinking releases energy. When object is pooled to another object by gravitation, energy is released, so these objects must shrink to obey law of energy conservation!