Lunkdunk

Yes, the center part is kind of strange in my example... (edit) but we are at the centre of the observable universe, it doesn't necessarily have to say anything. I don't agree with the blueshift though. -The light from a object closer to the centre than you will be redshifted because the object is accelerating faster than you. Distance will increase. -The light from a object farther away from the centre than you will be redshifted because you are accelerating faster than the object. Distance will also increase.

It could appear that black holes expand. I want to point out a similarity between the expansion of the universe and the black holes. If you imagine a particle closer to the centre of the black hole this particle will have a larger acceleration towards the centre than you have. A particle further away from the centre will have a lower acceleration than you. Considering these particles, they will both appear to move away from you. They will seem to "expand" from your point of view. I'm not a physicist so there could be something fundamentally wrong with my assumptions. Some feedback would be nice