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Originally Posted by byronm
Is it the increase of space-time between two objects or an actual increased (or increasing) distance between two objects?
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You propose two options:
1. Increase in space-time
2. Increase in space
There's a third option:
3. Increase in time
Increase in time? Does that make any sense.
The solution is that the light traveling distances where Hubble redshift is observed under go a decrease in velocity.
Lower velocity = increase in duration of light's journey between galaxies separated by cosmological distances
velocity of a wave:
v = fw
f = 1 / t
v goes down, f goes down, and t goes up.
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This is observed, and is predicted by a Monadic cosmology:
http://www.cloudmusiccompany.com/paper.htm
Hubble redshift doesn't indicate the expansion of space.
It indicates the limits of our current theories of l