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Originally Posted by Astronomy
Don't confuse redshift-dependent effects with periodicity. They are manifestly different.
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The peak in the blue galaxies, and the peak in the count of each of the quasar families are not not true periodic trends, but as a whole they are quite systemic and could be viewed as periodic because of the ringed structure. There is also a clear pair of peaks emerging in "supernova Ia" distribution.
I'm not sure how to catagories the lack or a redshift dependence in the quasar power function, (there should be one if time dilation is a function of the universe). Finally, as Dgruss pointed out, Bell has identified a true period trend in multiples of 0.62, the 'fingers of God' have been extended, so there are still plenty of artifacts out there for the geocentrists to have a hayday with. Odd lot.