Physics, asked by bharathi2620, 1 year ago

Does cosmological time expand like space does?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Cosmological redshifts result from the expansion of space (and the light moving through that space) between us and a distant galaxy or quasar. Space is expanding everywhere, so the more distant an object is, the more rapidly it appears to be moving away.

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