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cianfa72
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- About the Galaxy recession and universe expansion that cannot be understood as an ordinary velocity
Hi,
I'm aware of the measured recession of the galaxies in our universe and the universe expansion itself cannot be understood as an "ordinary" velocity/speed (for instance in the FRW solutions of Einstein's equations).
Can you kindly help me clarify this topic ?
Thank you.
I'm aware of the measured recession of the galaxies in our universe and the universe expansion itself cannot be understood as an "ordinary" velocity/speed (for instance in the FRW solutions of Einstein's equations).
Can you kindly help me clarify this topic ?
Thank you.
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