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So a motion is a (what we refer to as a) photon, and those are the only things that exists.
I think I'm now in a better position to (re-)read the books keeping this in mind.
Thanks for your explanation, and also for the units link. I was looking for something similar!

Thank you again for your detailed answer. I think I'm getting a better grasp on this. The expansion is from all "points" in space Does point here equate with what we refer to in our perception as particle/atom? ie. how many points are there in the physical universe? Asked differently, what...

Thank you Djchrismac,
I'll look into the resources you provided.

Hi user737, Thank you for your elaborate answer. To answer your question, I have a general (layman) interest in physics. I've dabbled in various "dissident" theories, including those by Larson, Mathis, Borg, Wolff, Fitzpatrick, etc. I've read few of Larson's books, but I'm still struggling...

Hi, I'm new to the theory, and have some basic questions. In an expanding balloon, objects at the periphery (e.g. surface) distance themselves at greater absolute distances from each another compared to objects at the center. Does this hold for scalar motion as well? If so, and given that our univer...