If the number of galaxies is as large as the molecules of a gas and its behavior is the same of a gas, the actual "expansion of the Universe" is only a local phenomenon. The background radiation is the product of past supernovas. There is an expansion in our neighborhood of 3x10^10 light years. In other regions can be a compression or a steady flux. For that, the Newton Gravitation Constant is not such universal constant. It simple measures the volumetric acceleration by unit of mass of our local galaxies. Ludovicus
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