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

if the object is moving away

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it redshifts

when you measure the wavelength, how does it compare to its original wavelength when it was emitted?

if its moving closer it uuuh

Bruh I don't do physics

blueshifts or something

you subtract the observed wavelength from the known original wavelength

then divide that difference by the original wavelength

i don't know why light doesn't get tired flying around all day

I do bio so this is like doing a Spanish test

blue shift is the difference in frequency divided by the original frequency

because light doesn't fly

light propagates

Light has endurance 100

because light is made out of nonliving things

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Obviously agility 10 and stamina 10

Huh?