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by uecker
216 days ago
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Yes, it is the same thing, but since the objects are in free fall and there is no traditional force to cause the acceleration the better view point is that this is accelerated expansion of the universe. In a flat spacetime a forward light-cone can be identified with an expanding (no acceleration) universe where objects just fly away from a single point with constant but different speeds, i.e. an explosion. But in this model space as slice with the same local time after explosion is not flat. Also data seems to indicate that space is flat while space-time is curved on a large scale, so this picture is too simple. |
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