Possible, but we would to be more or less in the center of the host universe since we see the same expansion rate in every direction. Statistically, that is unl

Possible, but we would to be more or less in the center of the host universe since we see the same expansion rate in every direction. Statistically, that is unlikely. Also, we see far away clusters or galaxies receding faster than light away from us. This is impossible in a non expanding universe since faster than light travel _through_ spacetime is impossible but spacetime between two objects expanding faster than light is.