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Space Is Expanding, Not Structures.
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Alexander on November 23, 2001 22:47:49 UTC |
Suppose, two atoms (or anything else) do NOT interact with each other (say, are far enough away.) Then the distance between them is increasing with the Hubble speed (about 70 m/sec per kiloparsec). You may consider them "at rest in respect to surrounding space" although it is not correct expression because space does not have any "markers" to hang on.
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