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Did anti gravity exist at the beginning of the universe when the conditions were hot/high energy, which repulsed matter at a rate proportional to the square of the distance (inflation maybe) until, the universe had expanded and cooled enough for this force (anti gravity) to return to normal attractive gravity? And are the particles at the “edge” of the universe somehow interacting with the void that its expanding into, and creating the heat/energy needed for anti gravity, which is causing the expansion of the universe.
Are all estimates of the size of the universe based on the Doppler effect?
Are all estimates of the size of the universe based on the Doppler effect?