Stringz96

I just watched a video detailing what would happen if the earth stopped spinning just before coming back on here and in that video it actually mentioned about tidal locking so if I had watched that prior to this I would of atleast knew why the moon is moving away, also a second point on the distance between us and the sun, if this distance increases over thousands or millions of years would the earth be repelled out of the sun's gravitational pull and just be launched or could this not happen since pluto(I know it's not a planet just using it as a point of reference) is so far from the sun, so small and on a chaotic orbit but it still hasn't been ejected and so it's Almost like everything is expanding from a central point but then at the same time it's as if that central point could be anywhere and everywhere in the universe at once or am I just thinking too much haha

Iv always been interested in science yet I don't have the knowledge some of you possess so I have an idea that I want to run by yous and see what people think and see if there is proof against this or anything but it came out a few years ago the moon was 'drifting away' from the earth and from what I remember there was no real reasoning behind it, I never thought about this much until last night when I spotted a news article stating we are also drifting away from the sun, so here's my hypothesis, what if it's not us or the moon moving and it's instead due to the expansion of the universe like maybe it's not just growing towards the ends but instead expanding from every place from within the universe, creating the illusion that other celestial bodies in the universe are moving apart instead. Might be completely wrong but if so I'd like to know why, mostly just thought it was an interesting point to bring up so thought I'd see people's opinions(I doubt this is a new idea so it may have already been disproved but a Google search couldn't really see anything)