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brianthewhitie7
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Could it be possible that gravity is the reason why the universe is expanding?
When stars die and some create gravity waves, those waves are expanding at/around the speed of light. The waves then are traveling faster than a planets'/suns' gravity. Therefore the wave would pull in until it passed a planet/sun then it would end up dragging the objects as it passed. Though the gravity is weak; enough dying stars could possibly create the expanding the universe.
Does this idea sound even plausible? If it does not, then why?
When stars die and some create gravity waves, those waves are expanding at/around the speed of light. The waves then are traveling faster than a planets'/suns' gravity. Therefore the wave would pull in until it passed a planet/sun then it would end up dragging the objects as it passed. Though the gravity is weak; enough dying stars could possibly create the expanding the universe.
Does this idea sound even plausible? If it does not, then why?