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that was my own opinion ,since you asked for a link i googled and find this [FONT="Garamond"][SIZE="3"]A recurring theme throughout the life of the universe is the continual struggle between the force of gravity and the tendency for physical systems to evolve toward more disorganized...

the concept of entropy is just the opposite of gravity

the site you linked to says this if expansion of galaxy clusters are "UNIFORM" in all direction then it is conclusive indication that galaxy clusters are indeed expanding due to metric expansion of space . http://astro.unl.edu/classaction/animations/cosmology/balloon.swf but unfortunately...

universe is not expanding only the galaxies are moving away from each other..like the shards after an explosion .space is infinite hard vacuum and these matter and energy is expanding into this nothingness and creating the familiar space that we know of ie space with underlying vacuum energy...

if all galaxies are moving away from each other due to metric expansion of space how come clusters of galaxies formed in the first place?

planets align in a plane around sun so does stars around settled galaxies ,considering that sequence, galaxies might be in an alignment around something that lies far beyond the horizon of our comprehension of cosmic neighborhood .and it is logical to extend our thoughts in this manner.local...