Red-shifts and Power Outputs of Quasi-stellar Radio Sources

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Oct 1966

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Nature, Volume 212, Issue 5058, pp. 165-166 (1966).

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Hoyle and Burbidge1 have recently expressed the opinion that the red-shifts found in the spectra of the quasi-stellar objects are not related to distances. We believe that this view is unduly pessimistic and that the quasi-stellar radio sources can indeed be satisfactorily interpreted on a cosmological basis. Our reasons for making this statement are based on the construction of a log z versus mr diagram for known radio galaxies and the analysis of a somewhat similar diagram for the quasi-stellar sources which, given the cosmological interpretation, leads to results consistent with the log N-log S diagram.

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