I know this is going to sound a lot like my last question but this is starting to make sense to me. It is indeed a fact that the universe is constantly expanding at a faster rate. I really don't understand how some of you can say that time is not tangible, I really can't. Time does in fact slow down as you get a higher concentration of mass. The only difference is you don't notice it if you are inside the area affected by the time change, and a second would still feel like a second to you. If the universe is constantly becoming less dense as matter spreads out maybe this causes time to speed up, so infact maybe an expanding universe is an illusion to the fact that maybe a second isn't a second anymore but instead two seconds. And it wouldn't apply to anything directly here on earth because the earth has its own mass and it relatively stays constant. Maybe when the big bang happened time was almost infinite, with respect to the density of the big bang immediately after it happened. And maybe the speed of light is always constant, but in relationship to time in the area it is passing through. What is your thoughts?
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