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Generating a Redshift in the Lab

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Scientific Paper
TitleGenerating a Redshift in the Lab
Author(s)James B Wright
Keywordscosmological redshift, expanding universe, aether
Published2007
JournalProceedings of the NPA
Volume4
Number2
Pages303-304

Abstract

"If there is an aether that supports the transmission of light and if that aether is becoming more dense at some constant rate, then a cosmological redshift will be generated, just as observed." In that the truth of this statement is not obvious, it was necessary to devise a means of demonstrating the mechanism involved. This is the purpose of the paper "Generating a Redshift in the Lab.", It also goes on to explore, rather briefly, the fundamental problem that rises in the acceptance of this hypothesis as a point of beginning, i.e., the state of existence without an Expanding Universe.