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Even though the big bang wasn't an actual explosion per se it did have the expansive characteristic of an explosion right?
At some point in time during the expansion two bodies might be x distance apart. A little farther down the timeline those same two objects would be farther from each other due to the expansion, correct? In any case, if the big bang idea is correct, we start with a very small singularity and end up with a big universe so expansion and thus distance increased during that time, correct? Or, in general, since the big bang objects have been and continue to be getting farther apart?
tex
At some point in time during the expansion two bodies might be x distance apart. A little farther down the timeline those same two objects would be farther from each other due to the expansion, correct? In any case, if the big bang idea is correct, we start with a very small singularity and end up with a big universe so expansion and thus distance increased during that time, correct? Or, in general, since the big bang objects have been and continue to be getting farther apart?
tex