Peter Mason 2 August 2022

You come across this a lot. A person hears "the universe is expanding" and naturally assumes that everything is getting bigger uniformly - not just the space between sets of gravitationally attracted galaxies, (galaxy clusters), as it is properly understood, but even the stars themselves, and you and I too. Hence the author of this post states that if this latter assumption was correct (which unfortunately it is not) you would need to have a measure outside of the universe to establish it. This rather self evident fact suggests that the author is not only entirely unacquainted with the most basic concepts of modern science, but also has a very low opinion of the scientific community - and perhaps quite a high opinion of his own.

Gabriele Lazzarini 1 August 2022

This idea is really interesting and it really helps give Newton's law a modern framework. I would be curious to see if simulations can be run that can prove it