Astronomical implications of a cosmological theory of light propagation

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May 1968

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International Journal of Theoretical Physics, Volume 1, Issue 1, pp.101-105

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It is shown that a simple Cosmological model of light propagation permits the existence and observation of recession velocities greater than c, though the Einstein measure of these velocities remains less than c in accordance with relativistic theory. The recent observation of quasars with red-shifts greater than unity is interpreted in terms of an exponential Doppler Law which is a consequence of the model. This law is further employed to provide an improved quantitative interpretation of the observed density of strong radio sources.

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