Einstein said his happiest day of thought was free fall when he cannot distinguish free fall with still.

But can we?

Two objects free fall together will stay together but fall sequentially will fall apart further and further. This distance growth can be measured using other free fall objects such as light although need a correction but qualitatively no problem to confirm. Or sound which is fixed with the air. Two objects stay still will keep distance stationary. So space can be fixed no need to expand or shrink over time in both cases.

Mathematically, people in space can measure if it is Euclidean space or non-Euclidean space using local space as a reference point.

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