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Originally Posted by Pluto
G'day from the land of ozzzzzz
So you are saying that spcae doe not expand.
Matter expands in space.
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Hi Pluto,
I think the idea* could be perceived as a "contraction" of matter/energy's wavelengths compared to the total amount of space, but that isn't exactly the idea I was trying to describe, and may have implications that would be disastrous for the validity of the idea itself (especially if the idea of matter/energy contracting becomes a central feature of the idea).
*That larger size of space compared to the size of matter/energy (or matter/energy's wavelength compared to size of space) influences the interaction of matter/energy with space.
