Is the Universe really expanding? If so, to where it is expanding and why? TechFlecks

Actually, our Universe is expanding, see how?

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Observations of  Edwin Hubble regarding expansion of Universe.
The Night Sky survey explained.
Is universe really extending?
To where it is expanding?
Gravity vs Expansion who will win? 
Edwin Hubble's theory explained.

If the universe is truly expanding, where would it be expanding? Let's find it.

In reality, approximately 14 billion years ago, the universe started its interstellar existence with a big bang, and it has been expanding since then. So what does it expand in to the? That issue is confusing one.  The equations of general relativity by Einstein define space and time as something of a interconnected cosmos framework. This implies that space and time only exists as a portion of but not outside the universe. Today, they travel out into more space as everyday objects extend. The astronomical observations of Edwin Hubble provided us with a conclusive response in 1929. The night sky survey showed that all distant galaxies were retreating, or shifting away from, our Planet. In addition, the farther the galaxy goes, the further it fades.We can actually   perceive this if we think of a loaf of garlic toast rising from the microwave. Among almost every raisin, the flour rises by the very same rate.

Interestingly, if, a celestial tug-of-war involving gravity and extension predicts the laws of general relativity. And it is only in dark gulf among galaxies that extension wins, and space expands. The universe expands into itself. See that, to focus about what, if something, exists outside our space-time, astrophysicists are pushing the bounds of scientific methods. Those were not baseless accusations, rather observations which, in the Big Bang theoretical explanations, tangles. The Big Bang assumes that mass, as a diffuse gas, would be spread uniformly throughout the universe, but again, how did galaxies and stars happen to have been? That eventually led to galaxies through quantum fluctuations in the resources of the early solar system. It  also suggest as the universe is such area in a higher celestial reality undergoing perpetual, infinite expansion.

Finally, Physicists would probably be left to debate about the beauty of various contrasting designs before the next Edwin Hubble comes around and also to dare to think over what, if something, exists outside our universe.