Relativity and Cosmology

    

Cosmological Redshift from Light Acceleration

Authors: Paul R. Gerber

We propose that the cosmological redshift is caused (at least in part) by gravitational damping of light as it moves through the universe. Such damping must occur, because the light is continuously deflected (accelerated) on its path across the universe by the persistent spacial change of the gravitational field.

Comments: 3 Pages. improvment in conclusions

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