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    Question: why does universe expand every second

    • Keywords:
      • expand,
      • space,
      • universe
    Asked by days532dows3 to Dr Shikhar Mittal, ryanbegley, Paul, Martin M, keirrogers, jadegray, ievajankute, Andreas, Ana-Maria Raclariu on 23 Sep 2025.
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      Martin McCoustra answered on 23 Sep 2025:


      The Universe began around 13.5 billion years ago in a Big Bang and the force of that event is still driving the expansion of the Universe today.

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