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but i have read some where that there is a limit for this expansion,is it ture?

Try this one: consider a relatively thorough/smooth/pure (can't think of the word but what I mean is lacking defects (I guess?)) energy field existing within a structure. Let's say that for whatever reason this energy field decides that it wants to collapse in on itself from size x towards 0; never quite reaching 0, it tends toward the infinitesimal. Now, let's say that this energy field existing initially at size x held the shape of a circle (for simplicity's sake), and that x indicates the radius of this circle. Now, let's say that when it collapses, it's size is reduced by a factor of y, such that the radius now ends up being x/2 (again, this is merely conjecture and values are chosen arbitrarily to allow for simple explanation). Let's say that in structure A (the structure in which our energy field exists) our energy field has collapsed by a factor of y from radius x to radius x/2 over a period of time z. If this energy field has no relative motion within structure A, we can say that after Z, all quanta located on the edge of our energy field are moving at a speed of (x/2)/z, while quanta located closer towards the center are moving at smaller and smaller speeds until we reach a quanta at the center with no motion relative to the whole of the energy field. Via quantum entaglement and other strange phenomena, we can make a pretty educated guess that within a very short period of time our energy field will be split into areas of more or less density, resulting in the propagation of more and more areas of more and less density. As our energy field continues its collapse, it causes areas of more density to begin their own collapses towards their own respective centers. Consider two of these areas of greater density located directly opposite each other with a line through the center as their line of symmetry. Now, consider a person inside one of these, looking out at the other one. He doesn't notice that his little world is shrinking in size, but it's apparent that the one directly opposite is maintaining a steady size  and moving away from him. Right?

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