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but never perfect 😦

Couldn’t agree more

Now, as the speed of light changes in the vacuum, also does the vibration frequencies of matter. Thus, clocks speed up or slow down directly proportional to the speed of light. As a result, we cannot measure the change in the speed of light in the vacuum. But what we can meaure are the consequences, such as "gravitational time dilation".

I request translation

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Galaxies far away do not need to be moving away from us to create a red shift as we can get the same effect by reducing the permittivity of the vacuum.

he's mixing up a fact with fiction

How so

So in other words, it's possible that the universe is not expanding at all. But instead, the universe is decaying by its permittivity thinning out.

In a galaxy far far away

using big words to blind those who dont understand them

It is what people are known for

Ahhhhh but I thought It was

If you don't understand sh!t you'll believe what is said

You're right

But

If I were to watch anime with no subtitles

Weeaboo

Wait, what am I saying

So I'm just offering an alternative explanation to the red shifts observed in distant galaxies.

It *is real*

yeah, but you're altering physics to do so

no shame in anime with subs @Matt77

It can either be doppler shift, or it can be what I have been explaining.

hmm

No he said that you believe anything you don't understand that's why I said no subtitles

I'm not the one alterning physics. I don't have control over the laws of physics or the influence that massive bodies have to the vacuum around them.

i like that you're looking for answer to gravity. i just dont think thats it chief lol

What is a red shift

that's a false analogy, because if you watch raw, you're nothing short of a god @Matt77

so you pretty much know everything

delta lambda / lambda

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they dont know what that means

laymans

the change in wavelength divided by the original wavelength

still means nothing to laymans

@Matt77 I meant in terms of this type of stuff

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when light is emitted from a source it has a wavelength to it