The Hubble redshift, also called the cosmological redshift, Hubble's law, and the Hubble flow, is an anomalous redshift found in distant starlight.
The decrease in frequency is anomalous because there is no known reason for the redshift, but …
The Hubble redshift, also called the cosmological redshift, Hubble's law, and the Hubble flow, is an anomalous redshift found in distant starlight.
The decrease in frequency is anomalous because there is no known reason for the redshift, but that assumption is based on a false premise.
In gravitational physics, boundaries play an important role in describing the gravitational field of a region.
These boundaries are however, arbitrarily defined and not applicable to the largest scales.
On the cosmological scale, using the boundary of a star or galaxy is insufficient in determining the amount of gravitational redshift.
This tragic mistake has generated a lot of confusion in cosmology.
1. Gravity is responsible for the Hubble shift, not expansion.
2. The mass density of the universe is inversely proportional to the radius of the region in question.
3. The "missing mass" of dark matter is nothing more than the stuff lying in-between the visible mass.
4. Dark energy, or the accelerating redshift, is a result of the inhomogenity of mass density.
5. The Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation is a result of Hawking radiation just beyond the observable horizon.
6. The redshift can be predicted using the gravitational redshift equation, the distance of light travel, and a uniform gravitational acceleration for all scales.
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