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From: Archimedes Plutonium on 17 May 2010 03:54 Now I failed to mention what happens when a white light headlight of a car is moving away from me, the observer with a fiberglass panel. For obvious reasons I did not include that because there are no cars with white taillights. So I am assuming that if there were white taillights and thus viewed through the fiberglass panel would be refraction-redshifted. I am guessing the redshift would be less than an oncoming white headlight, even with the stipulation of equal intensity. That has to be worked out in a more in depth experiment. Supposing that I am correct in my assumption that a moving away from an observer with a white light is also redshifted would suggest that the objects in astronomy which have a redshift can be either moving away or moving towards the observer. And that suggests that the Cosmos of objects is 50% moving away from Earth and 50% of the objects moving towards Earth. A Cosmos of that nature would not support the Big Bang which relies on nearly 100% of the objects moving away from one another. Actually I do not know what the Atom Totality theory would imply as to percentage moving away versus moving towards. A reasonable guess is that the Dirac new radioactivities to create new matter and astro bodies is in a sort of equilibrium state so that a 50 to 50 percent moving towards and away. But let me outline a testing procedure to use on stars, galaxies, quasars to tell if the body is moving towards or away. The idea is a "eclipse" procedure. Suppose we see a Great Wall or a quasar or supercluster. And we set up the telescope to eclipse the body. We eclipse it to the finest detail possible and then we wait for a week or month or year or more and come back and we place the eclipse on the same object. If a breach of the former eclipse is seen with light means the object is moving towards us. If it were moving away, the eclipse on the second time would suffice to eclipse again. Now many of the local group of galaxies to our Milky Way are reported a redshift, only the old Doppler redshift was the procedure. And here is a way of testing whether the Refraction Redshift is true and the old Doppler redshift is false. We eclipse one of the local group galaxies with a reported Doppler redshift and view it some future time later and see if the eclipse was breached. If so, means the galaxy is moving towards Earth in direct contradiction to the Doppler redshift implying a moving away from Earth. So in one fell swoop of testing, we can find out if the old Doppler redshift can stand muster or be falsified very easily. Archimedes Plutonium http://www.iw.net/~a_plutonium/ whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |