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Originally Posted by Anton
- Why, in your opinion, is Hubble’s expansion law (that the speed of recession is proportional to distance) considered to be a key evidence in support of the Big Bang Theory?
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- For the same reason as everybody else. Because all the Galaxies are moving apart, at some time they must have been much closer together.
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Originally Posted by Anton
- If the expansion that we observe (that is expressed in Hubble’s law) can be explained by an explosion of matter in space as described by you, is there any other place our own galaxy can be located than in the dead center of that original explosion?
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Absolutely. It can be anywhere out of the viewable range of the edge. All Galaxies are still going to be moving away from each other in a uniform way. It can't be within a viewable range of the edge otherwise we would notice a lack of stars from the area outside.