If the universe is expanding, are there more structures such as galaxies, stars, etc., towards its center rather than at the newer edge?
1 Answer
Dec 29, 2016
No.
Explanation:
If you think of an enlarging gas balloon, the galaxies are on the surface of the balloon, moving away from each other. The Universe is supposed to be finite and unbounded, and the red shift of distant galaxies confirms this.
