Relativity and Cosmology

    

A Photon's Journey Through the Universe

Authors: Richard A. Peters

The constancy of the speed of light offers a clue about how the Universe works. The speed of light in each galaxy is the same as in every other galaxy even as the galaxies move at relativistic speed relative to each other in the general expansion of the Universe. In addition, each galaxy is accelerated by the gravitation of nearby galaxies that adds the so-called peculiar velocity of the galaxy to the velocity of the general expansion at the galaxy. The propagation of photons is supported by a medium that permeates space at all scales. The medium that permeates a given galaxy must move at the same rate as the combined velocity of the general expansion at the galaxy and the peculiar velocity of the galaxy. We examine two models of gravity to determine which supports the concerted motion of the medium and its host galaxy. We find that only one of the two models supports this concerted motion.

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