Red Shift

The fact that redshifts appear to be quantified has an interesting implication for the study of space. This suggests that redshifts may be caused at least in part by factors other than expansion of the universe. This is the energy lost as the light goes, or the speed at which light passes through discrete levels. There may be other explanations. The following mention of this phenomenon is from William G.'s "Quantifying the Galaxy Redshift".

It states that the objects observed in the deep space are found to be redshifted. This is the key to solving our confrontation. As the name suggests, the red shift is the wavelength of the light moving towards the red end of the spectrum, ie the wavelength of the light increases. But why is the wavelength longer? There are two possible reasons. That is, it is a gravitational field or spatial expansion. When we say that the universe is expanding, objects are not only far away from one another, but the space structure itself is also expanding! Everything is crazy: expansion is accelerating! Dark matter and dark energy are thought to have a major impact on this behavior. Yes, when you estimate the width of the universe, you need to consider extra distance due to space expansion.

My question is related to Hubble constant. To the best of my knowledge, the object is far away from us, and it shows a greater redshift. By observing the emission line and absorption line of the red shift, the distance of the object can be clearly inferred. People seem to think that the progress of photons on that route is always to reduce losses. Some of the redshifts may be due to paths along the path of photons. Since photons do not have static mass but only mass, they will only last at light speed, but there will be a loss of energy, and that is a redshift. Or in this respect, it is part of the redshift. I think that my problem is related to classical E and M, and quantum mechanics.

The discovery of redshifts has changed the way many scientists think about our universe. Scientists always believe in God, but other scientists do not believe in God. Before the redshift was discovered, many incredible scientists believed that the universe always existed. If you do not start you do not need to believe in God to create everything. Of course, we do not know when God was created and how it will be created. The Bible does not say that creation took place in the Big Bang or 15 billion years ago. But we know from the Bible that everything has appeared once God speaks. Yes, there is a beginning in the universe. Only God exists to start the explanation