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21 March, 11:32

A blue shift in light from a star indicates what?

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  1. 21 March, 12:26
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    We don't know. The only way we have to explain it is as the result of

    a "Doppler effect", that is, by assuming that the star is approaching us.

    But if the Doppler effect is really at work in the cosmos, then the vast

    majority of galaxies, along with all of their stars, are receding from us ...

    as if space itself and the entire universe were expanding!

    That's the current assumption, because no other plausible cause

    has been found for the shift of spectra from distant objects. But

    nothing in science is ever settled, and the search goes on.
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