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lostsheep wrote
Well, I appreciate your attempt to help! Did you read the links Choobus posted? I did, and re-read them, but I still don't get it really. However, I do see that my picture of center point expanding and our galaxy being somewhere between the center point and the edge is just wrong.
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Considering that only about 4% of the universe is so-called normal matter (atoms, black holes, etc.) with dark matter (holding it all together) constituting about 22% and dark energy (pushing it all apart) constituting about 74%,
nobody gets the big picture, really.
