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KurtLudwig
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- Is the Hubble constant the same at scales of our galaxy as it is for the whole universe? Is it an average, but locally there are variations, where some regions expand faster and others slower?
How would the expansion on a scale of 10 kpc be measured, by a red or blue shift?
How can expansion of space be differentiated from the velocity of stars?
It seems that the expansion of space weakens the effects of gravity?
How can expansion of space be differentiated from the velocity of stars?
It seems that the expansion of space weakens the effects of gravity?