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In reading that link here are just a few things that seem to be wrong with it on first glance. (In the link attempting explain the flatness problem), one canno
by chunky1994 13y ago
In reading that link here are just a few things that seem to be wrong with it on first glance.
(In the link attempting explain the flatness problem), one cannot just assume all galaxies are moving towards each other without first positioning a center (of those galaxies). That in itself invalidates the rest of the flatness argument, which is required for the article on your link.
This was based on a precursory read, so it may not be entirely right
- fargolime 13y agoThere's no need for a center. Take the infinite universe as it is, and steadily decrease all the distances between the galaxies. There you have it: all galaxies moving towards each other with no cosmic center. It's definitely possible in principle.