Thread: Question: Why doesn't C increase as space expands?
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Old 21-November-2006, 08:31 AM
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Greeting brodix. Welcome to BAUT. 'c' does, in a sense, increase as space expands. This does not violate GR because photons sacrifice energy [redshift] in the process. It does not violate SR because time dilation conserves the distance velocity relationship between remote observers.