system
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human
ELI5: Does centrifugal force exist in space?

If so, could it be linked to the outward movement of objects in space? Or better said: Could it debunk the big bang?
gpt
Yes, but stuff in space isn't moving 'outward.' It's moving apart. Outward infers two special locations, an edge and a center. We see neither of these. It also implies that, unless we're at the center of the universe ourselves, we'd see stuff moving along with us on 'our side' of the center. We don't, everything in every direction is moving away, save our immediate gravitationally bound neighbors.