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Keith Wright
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This is my first post and I need to preface my question by saying I have no physics background, so I'm genuinely asking for help in understanding.
A thought occurred to me about the continuing expansion and acceleration of the universe and I'm asking for your help in understanding where my thinking may be flawed. Because It seems odd that entropy doesn't slow the universe's expansion,
I began thinking why. Is it possible that the black hole at the center of our galaxy is causing the earth, our solar system, and all local systems to move faster as we draw closer to the center? And as a result, we perceive that the universe is speeding up and away, relative to our own "time slowing"?
A thought occurred to me about the continuing expansion and acceleration of the universe and I'm asking for your help in understanding where my thinking may be flawed. Because It seems odd that entropy doesn't slow the universe's expansion,
I began thinking why. Is it possible that the black hole at the center of our galaxy is causing the earth, our solar system, and all local systems to move faster as we draw closer to the center? And as a result, we perceive that the universe is speeding up and away, relative to our own "time slowing"?