Cosmological implications of non-velocity redshifts

a tired-light mechanism

Jean-Pierre Vigier

pp. 141-157

in: Wolfgang Yourgrau, Allen D. Breck (eds), Cosmology, history, and theology, Berlin, Springer, 1977

Abstract

Since Arp's original paper.⁽¹⁾ "anomalous' redshifts (henceforth denoted ARs) have been showing up experimentally (see Ref. 2 for a recent review), not only in distant objects (such as companion galaxies,⁽³⁾ NGC 7603,^(4,5) or Stephan's Quintet^(6,7)), but also in those in our own Galaxy (such as HD 217312⁽⁸⁾ and WR binaries⁽⁹⁾) and even in our own Sun,^(10,11) where they seem to be asso ciated with a significant increase of the deflection of light exceeding Einstein's prediction.⁽¹²⁾