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I think that it is correct to say that everywhere, spacetime is expanding.
Is it expanding within the radius of electrons within atoms? Are the radii getting larger over time?
I believe it correct that the distance from the nucleus to an electron exceeds the diameter of either one by many orders of magnitude. So mostly the volume of an atom is composed of "empty space". Is that stuff in those locations expanding like any normal intergalactic space?
Is it expanding within the radius of electrons within atoms? Are the radii getting larger over time?
I believe it correct that the distance from the nucleus to an electron exceeds the diameter of either one by many orders of magnitude. So mostly the volume of an atom is composed of "empty space". Is that stuff in those locations expanding like any normal intergalactic space?