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how i understand it is that everywhere was in the "center" all at the same time

I was wrong thanks for correcting me. Replace matter with mass and it is correct the way i said it?

I do believe it was a freshman classical mechanics lecture from a few years ago. Thanks

Expansion of the universe in real numbers. Hubble's Constant: H0 = 67.15 ± 1.2 (km/s)/Mpc from wikipedia calculate it for 13.7 billion light years and see how fast it is. It may surprise you

Wouldn't it be fair to say that it is Dark Gravity because we can't call it matter because we don't know it is, or is that just semantics?

i just googled it and used what it said don't remember exactly where i got that from. Leonard Susskind, in a lecture said it was 42 km / second / 3 million light years I'm not sure what that works out to be in Mpc

leonard susskind describes it pretty good on youtube classic mechanics lectures from stanford university really learned a lot from his lecture heavy into math if you ask me but he says it elementary math

energy = matter at the rate of c squared e=mc2 correct or am i missing something or matter = energy at the rate of square root of c ( interchangeable )

conservation of angular momentum goolge it I believe it will help you understand your question better

Hubble constant is 73.8 km/sec/Mpc (give or take 2.4 km/sec/Mpc including, both random and systematic errors)

Thanks for all your help. I looked at the links and it was a lot of help.

I think i understand the magnetic field with the solid iron core and molten iron around that. A big electro-magnet the currents flowing in the churning molten iron correct? How small would the core have to be to not protect the Earth from the solar winds?

Love the anti-gravity quote btw. Maybe I'm asking the wrong question. Wouldn't gravity prohibit life from any planet with the radius 30 % larger or smaller than earth, regardless of distance from the sun in respect to how gravity holds onto the atmosphere of the planet and all that implies?

Please forgive me. My education is lacking go easy on me. The radius of 6378.1 km has enough gravity to hold this atmosphere in place and has a magnetic field strong enough to protect it. 1. My question is would Mars have the same atmosphere and magnetic field if it were the same radius ((+/-...