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- It is expanding, right? Can we replicate that in the lab?
When I ask Google how to expand space, I get suggestions on removing junk or questions on what it is expanding in to. I am going to try asking here and I know I must phrase the issue properly. It is agreed that many scientists claim that space expanded around the time the universe began. I accept that. Scientists like to test their theories, and so do I. Is there a way that by some means that we can, in the lab, expand space and measure that we have done so? We have many instruments that we use to probe the infinitely small or measure the force (or effects) of gravity. What do we know about space? There appears to be a lot of it, not so empty being filled with virtual particles or some grids (is this the Aether?) where all the little things reside. If the universe can expand space, why can't we?