If you use Dopple's theory and back track the fossil radiation, you will find a sheet of white light. (so found by a couple of researchers for ATT I think). the idea is that it is expanding at the speed of light, but may reach a point of contraction, which may contract faster than it espanded. Throw a ball into the air and watch it carefully. It will hesitate and fall back faster. Wether that has anything to do with anything, who knows? Does this all mean we have more room for ammo?

Believe in God yet?

No.

Say WHAT?  "Fall back [i]faster[/i]?  Never studied physics, did you?

What a bunch of gobbledygook!

And who the hell was "Dopple"? [:D]

I just thought I'd point out that the theory I originally posted (on the first page) that suggests that the red shift can be at least partly explained by light losing energy as a consequence of passing through space is a theory that neatly explains the observed red shift.  It suggests that the universe may not necessarily be expanding as rapidly as is currently believed.

CJ