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Milton Bradley · Aug 11, 2005, 04:13 am

Is it possible that the entire expanding universe theory is flawed because of overlooking simple little things like this?

Is it possible we misunderstand the redshift theory because we fail to take into account the possible effect that light traveling in one direction could have on light travelling in another direction?

Imagine some sort of cancellation, or some kind of tax exerted on light travelling in one direction by light travelling in any other direction.

Is this question stupid? ( I have only the knowledge of science that I have persued on my own)

I have always disliked the Big Bang theory, though I have yet to really put my finger on why exactly I dislike it so. I guess I'm prejudiced.

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Milton Bradley BANNED Location: Ohio Province, Rep. of Comerica Posts: 7,320	Red Shift, Blue Shift Is it possible that the entire expanding universe theory is flawed because of overlooking simple little things like this? Is it possible we misunderstand the redshift theory because we fail to take into account the possible effect that light traveling in one direction could have on light travelling in another direction? Imagine some sort of cancellation, or some kind of tax exerted on light travelling in one direction by light travelling in any other direction. Is this question stupid? ( I have only the knowledge of science that I have persued on my own) I have always disliked the Big Bang theory, though I have yet to really put my finger on why exactly I dislike it so. I guess I'm prejudiced.