Relativity and Cosmology

    

Cosmological Redshift as a Function of Relative Cosmic Time: Introducing a Stationary Light Model

Authors: James S. OSHEA

This paper evaluates cosmological redshift as a function of the relative cosmic age of the emitter and observer of light, suggesting a model of spatial expansion that radically differs from the present interpretation. This Stationary Light model suggests that the propagation of light and expansion of space are synonymous. We can yield close numerical agreement of the distance/redshift relation to λCDM without the consideration of any conventional or theoretical forces, and thus no consideration of density (Ω).

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