Because of the general expansion of space,all distant galaxies appear to be moving away from us,with speeds that increase with distance from our Galaxy.Observers in one of these distant galaxies would apparently see all galaxies
A) on one side of the observers moving toward them and all galaxies on the other side moving away from them;the more distant the galaxy,the faster its motion.
B) moving away from them,with the more distant galaxies moving faster.
C) moving away from them,with the closer galaxies moving faster.
D) moving toward them,with the more distant galaxies moving faster.

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This is known as Hubble's law, where the farther a galaxy is from us, the faster it appears to be moving away from us. This is due to the expansion of space. Therefore, observers in a distant galaxy would see all galaxies moving away from them, with the more distant galaxies moving faster.

Because of the General Expansion of Space,all Distant Galaxies Appear