The significance of the quadratic Doppler effect for space travel and astrophysics

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Astrophysics, Doppler Effect, Space Flight, Angular Velocity, Coriolis Effect, Gravitational Constant, Mercury (Planet), Red Shift, Relativistic Velocity

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It is shown that a distinct frame of reference exists for light for which the Kennedy-Thorndike experiment provides unequivocal evidence. This leads to the postulate of a rotating instead of an expanding universe. It is shown that the cosmic red shift can be understood as the result of a Coriolis acceleration of the light propagating between two arbitrary points of different gravitational potential. Methods for determining the angular velocity of the rotating universe are given, and it is discussed whether the speed of light and the gravitational constant are universal constants or whether they are functions of distance from the center of the universe. Suggestions are made for further experimental studies and for practical application of the quadratic Doppler effect.

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