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Fig 13: Dependency between red shift and escape speed
The higher the velocity of signals
c, the lower will the red shift be(at the same escape speed v).
In the CTH, c ~ t
- 1/3 .
This means, very distant celestial
bodies which have transmitted their light many billions of years ago when
the cosmic signal speed (velocity of light c) was still considerably higher
than today , must, at identical escape velocity v, have a lower red
shift than closer galaxies.
Thus, the CTH can, without effort,
interpret the observations, without designing such an unnatural model of
the universe’s evolution as presented in [39].
Indeed: The CTH would be a revolution
in cosmology, too, but a much more plausible, coercive and elegant one.
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