The local expansion is too small to measure.
Give astronomy millions of years to reveal it
experimentally.
We can measure changes of the scale of the Hubble's constant. We
cannot see an expansion.
Your words must echo inside your head something fierce. If you only
had some soft, squishy grey matter to dampen those pesky vibrations.
You keep parroting the same empty words over and over.
David A. Smith
What scales do not expand? And why would these be exceptions.
No all space is expanding whether full or empty.
Mitch Raemsch