From what I understand, those distances are too small, and gravity is holding the bodies in our solar system together anyway.
The expansion is observed in the redshift of very distant stars, and the fact that the further distant the star, the more intense the redshift (so the more space is between two object, the more space is seen to expand. Like the balloon example above, two dots close together on an expanding balloon will move apart more slowly than two dots farther apart, because every square inch of the surface is expanding at the same time.
thank you for the timely response, I feel that i have a good grasp on what is occurring, or we assume is occurring, as we know an increase in knowledge can always change what we feel to be fact. i was definitely mainly wondering if there was some type of scale i could use even for my own purpose to simplify the extent of the expansion.
intriguing to me nonetheless.
thanks again