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Gravitational Redshift of the Early Universe

Authors: Dave E. Dunstan

Current cosmological models of the universe are founded largely on redshift-distance measurements. Since Hubble first presented the Hubble diagram, considerable effort has been undertaken by astronomers to expand the data set. Here we contend that the redshift data has been incorrectly interpreted as a receding velocity. Interpretation of the data as a gravitational redshift enables the redshift-distance data to be fitted with a constant mass of 3 x 1011 solar masses. The accelerating universe, dark energy, dark matter and stretched space are not required. This interpretation suggests a static universe.

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