Light Red Shift in Cosmic Background Photon Gas ()
Abstract
There is a stable cosmic background photon gas fulfilled in our universe and a very weak damping force is acting
on every traveling photon, then the light red shift has been observed at a
large distance. When a photon travels in the cosmic background photon gas, its
frequency continually lowers and at last diminishes in the
photon gas as a low velocity one. The decay factor of traveling photons has
been estimated; the light red shift is nonlinear in space, and our visual field
is finite although the universe is infinite.
Share and Cite:
Chen, J. (2015) Light Red Shift in Cosmic Background Photon Gas.
Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics,
3, 111-113. doi:
10.4236/jamp.2015.32016.
Conflicts of Interest
The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
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