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jefsART
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Hi
I have two novice question
If the universe is expanding and it is all moving apart, how is it that galaxies are colliding?
If our galaxy and all others are moving away from some singularity central point. And as we see other galaxies moving away from us at a speed relative to there distance from us.
Shouldn't we be able to find the general direction of that singularity central point of the universe by identifying galaxies that seem to be heading in the same direction as our own galaxy but more slowly instead of fast according to there distance from our home galaxy because they are closer to that point?
jefsART
I have two novice question
If the universe is expanding and it is all moving apart, how is it that galaxies are colliding?
If our galaxy and all others are moving away from some singularity central point. And as we see other galaxies moving away from us at a speed relative to there distance from us.
Shouldn't we be able to find the general direction of that singularity central point of the universe by identifying galaxies that seem to be heading in the same direction as our own galaxy but more slowly instead of fast according to there distance from our home galaxy because they are closer to that point?
jefsART