From Redshift to Cosmic Background Radiation-Comprehensive Study Of Mysteries In Science
Publisher: Cres Huang
Published: 2014/11/19
Place of publication: Taiwan
Format: PDF
ISBN-13: 9789574320455
Description: Proves the dominating nature of redshift detection in dynamic motion. Observed cosmic  redshift is not the indication of expanding  universe, nor blueshift meant contracting. In the meantime, higher frequency loss over distance also causes redshift, and it is exponential. Due to the astronomic distance of celestial observation, it is overwhelming and create an illusion of run-away universe. Since high frequency can not travel as far, space is filled with dominating low frequency below visible radiations, CBR, which can come from outside of the visible universe.
Table of contents: title: 1 Introduction; title: 2 Creation of Doppler Effect; title: 2.1 Limited Range of Doppler Blueshift; title: 2.2 Mathematical Model of Blueshift Detection in Space; title: 2.3 Probability Function of Blueshift Detection; title: 2.4 Probability Distribution of Blueshift Detection; title: 2.5 Underlying Conditions; title: 2.6 Cross-Check with Redshift Survey; title: 2.7 Probability Function in Surface Observation; title: 2.8 Probability Function in Linear Observation; title: 2.9 Probability Function Comparison; title: 2.10 Properties of Doppler Effect; title: 2.10.1 Properties of Doppler Blueshift; title: 2.10.2 Properties of Doppler Redshift; title: 3 Observer and the Environment; title: 3.1 Doppler Effect of Rotating Observer; title: 3.2 Environment Conditions; title: 3.3 Heliosphere of The Solar System; title: 3.4 Cross Radiations in Space; title: 3.5 Sky In A Box; title: 4 Lost in Translation; title: 5 Cosmic Background Radiation; title: 6 Conclusion; title: 7 Appendixes; title: 7.1 Paradox of Space Expansion; title: 7.2 Real Life Analogy of Inertia in Expanding Space; title: 7.3 Paradox of Redshift and Expanding Space; title: 7.3.1 Real Life Analogy of Radiation Trap; title: 7.4 Paradox of Constant Pulsating Quasars in Expanding Space; title: 7.5 Mind-Bending Questions; title: 7.6 Can We Really Tell The Size & Age of The Universe?; title: 7.7 Accumulated Probability Distribution; title: References