From: Archimedes Plutonium on

Alright I re-did the experiment. It is going to be more difficult to
do this experiment
during the tree growing seasons since all those leaves on trees will
block my view
of the eastbound headlights from Yankton going east.

But I redid the experiment tonight, waiting for someone with their
"bright lights turned
on".

I found that if the interior of the house is total dark, that the
headlight is redshifted,
with a caveat. That the angle of tilt of the fiberglass panels is
important as to whether
you see a redshift or not. One of my panels is not tilted properly and
it appears white
light from the headlight. But two of my panels are tilted enough that
the redshift occurrs.

Now when I turn on an interior light of a perpendicular directed lamp
from the fiberglass
panels there appears a permanent redshift in the fiberglass as a
result of this interior
light turned on. And in earlier posts where I described the redshift
of distant cars
with a cm measure, that was inaccurate because that redshift was due
to the interior
light source being on, not to the far away car headlights.

So when I have an interior light perpendicular to the fiberglass, I
have a permanent
redshift of that light appearing in the fiberglass. If I have no
interior lighting then the
cars headlights are redshifted if the panels are tilted properly. I
would guess a 10 degree
tilt from normal or a 80 degree when it should be 90 degrees.

So the redshift occurs and is due to geometry and some complex
refraction of light.
Sorry if I said "diffraction" for I meant refraction to yield the
redshift.

This is mighty important to physics and cosmology because until now we
have
assumed the redshift of galaxies, or Hubble's law was due to the
expansion of the
universe from a Big Bang explosion. But in this experiment, we can see
that simply
geometry of the Cosmos yields the redshift and that no explosion is
needed.

Why impose a explosion with galaxies moving or carried by Space at
speeds greater
than the speed of light, whereas a far more simple explanation is that
the Cosmos
has some geometrical arrangement that matches the fiberglass panels of
my window.

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