That is interesting. Have there been rebuttals?


>>I'm still not understanding the paper. I know that many assumed that the Doppler effect is the cause of the redshift relationship between our galaxy and others (well except for those that believe in gravitational time dilation). Is the paper saying that redshift does not occur or that light shifted towards red does not mean an object is moving away from you?
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>The latter. If the object is moving away from us, there are consequences (predictions) of this hypothesis. Those predictions are not confirmed by observation, so it is likely that those objects are not moving away from us.
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>How then, are the objects red-shifted? One possible explanation is this:
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>Over huge huge HUGE intergalactic distances photons start to loose energy.
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>E = hf
>(Energy = Planck's Constant * frequency)
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>So if E gets smaller then f gets smaller too, and a loweing of frequency on the electromagnetic spectrum is called redshift.