The new theory is that the universe is not expanding, but simply "fat swims" Bashny.Net

Traditional theories of physics say that the universe is expanding since the Big Bang, but the astrophysicist Christophe Vetter of the University of Heidelberg in Germany, has suggested that it is not increasing in size, but its mass is constantly growing.



In favor of the theory of the expanding universe says the phenomenon of so-called redshift: galaxies constantly "run away" from each other, resulting in the emission frequency of the atoms is shifted toward the red end of the spectrum (the same effect is observed when the receding sound of the car is below).

At Vetter it argues that the radiation properties of atoms are determined by weight and more of their elementary particles such as electrons.



Publicist John Cartwright in «Nature News» writes:

"If the mass of the atom grows, it begins to emit more energetic photons. Increased energy corresponds to an increase in the frequency of the emission and absorption of the particles, so visible light is shifted to the blue part of the spectrum (blue shift), and with a decrease in the mass of atoms observed redshift.

The speed of light is finite, so in fact we see galaxies only the distant past, and if the mass of the universe when it is continuously growing, the emission of old galaxies to an observer appears shifted to the red part of the spectrum, the intensity of the shift depends on the distance to a particular galaxy. Thus, it may seem that the galaxies are constantly removed from each other.

According Vetterihom constructed a mathematical model, the universe expanded rapidly but for a while, but now the space is static or even began to shrink ».

Unfortunately, there is no way to verify this or that model of the universe, but the hypothesis Vetteriha good as an alternative. A variety of suggestions put forward by scientists may help to look at the problem from a completely unexpected direction and open up new forms of interaction of matter and energy.

via factroom.ru