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you can only predict what you cant see, not assume.
The idea that the Universe is just all that we can see from Earth is bound to be false.



Well , you should should reject 99 % of science discoveries, then !!!

If billions galaxies are moving away from earth and just a few of them are getting closer it is defintly unlikely that the situation is different in the remote part of universe

However the expansion of universe is also supported by the theory of relativity, up to a certain extent,even though it is not the unique solution of the Einstein's cosmology equation

According to the theory of relativity , space is not just an empty box, rather it is a sort of protuberation of matter

Imagine some ants (the galaxies) walking on the surface of a ball (The space)

If the radius of the ball increases than also the distance among the ants alwayes increase even though the ants move to random directions

This is the reason why some galaxies move away at a speed higher than the speed of the light
The speed limit does not take into account the deformation of the space

Beside an non uniform deformation of the space, is not consistent, as far as I know with the theory