Do we see an increase in density as we look further out in space?
Do galaxies appear to be closer together the further we look out in space?
Can we tell the density of space from the number of supernova we see near the end of the visilbe universe compared to stuff closer to us?
It would seem that the universe as we are currently seeing it should be MUCH more dense near the edge of the visible universe as it is around us.
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