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Originally Posted by mws
I wonder how time would move inside one of these great voids, away from gravity.
If time does move faster would it distort the distances that are measured to objects whose light passes through it?
If we accept that that the universe is expanding at an accelerated rate how would time affect the expansion inside one of these voids?
Or is it doctrine that the universe is expanding uniformly at every point?
I need to get some sleep at night so any credible reply would help
Michael
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I would imagine space time would be as flat as you would find if there is no matter...although maybe they packed with dark matter.
Short answer is I cant offer a supportable view but I do think these are the sort of questions the voids must present to us.
alex
