Cosmologists say the Milky Way and Andromeda 2.2 million light years away
are closing upon each other at a combined speed of 300,000 mph. Now that is
a dynamic picture. But somewhere along the line going away in billions of
light years cosmologists tell us flatly such dynamism in the universal
picture frame freezes utterly until we have one eternal sight -- one
eternally frozen picture -- in the distance, the couple of billion years
closest to a Big Bang in time.
At which point in a ten to fourteen billion light year line does the
picture stop being dynamic? I, for one, would like to know exactly at what
point along a line of Universe going directly away from the Earth the
dynamic picture of space and time at a distance ends and the eternally
frozen picture of space and time at a distance begins. Where or when along
the line is the freeze -- the stop dynamism -- dividing line? Where along
the line does the eternally static picture suddenly be the whole picture
from there and then on?
GLB
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