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light perceived as
radio waves. The
initial heat from the Big Bang has
redshifted far down to
become the
cosmic microwave background.
Subtler redshifts...
- ****ure; in practice, an
increasing number of
galaxies will
become extremely redshifted due to
ongoing expansion, so much so that they will seem to disappear...
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Observations of
distant galaxies and
quasars show that
these objects are
redshifted: the
light emitted from them has been
shifted to
longer wavelengths. This...
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background radiation (CMB), in
which photons from the CMB are
gravitationally redshifted,
causing the CMB
spectrum to
appear uneven. This
effect is the predominant...
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galaxies are
observable above and
below the Zone of Avoidance; all are
redshifted in
accordance with the
Hubble flow,
indicating that they are receding...
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wavelengths just
below that of a
redshifted Lyman series line. As the
radiation came
towards us and was
progressively redshifted,
photons at
wavelengths higher...
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distant galaxies, but
events they
observe will
become exponentially more
redshifted as the
galaxy approaches the
horizon until time in the
distant galaxy...
- An
undisplaced emission line, and
blueshifted and
redshifted lines. The
average of the
redshifted and
blueshifted lines would be
compared with the wavelength...
- for galaxies. He was the
first to
discover that
distant galaxies are
redshifted, thus
providing the
first empirical basis for the
expansion of the universe...
- 1912–1914,
Vesto Slipher discovered that
light from
remote galaxies was
redshifted, a
phenomenon later interpreted as
galaxies receding from the Earth. In...
