- were
contracting instead of expanding, we
would see
distant galaxies blueshifted by an
amount proportional to
their distance instead of redshifted. In...
- the same time that
visible light is
blueshifted into
invisible ultraviolet wavelengths,
infrared light is
blueshifted into the
visible range. Precisely...
-
radiation from
stars and high-energy particles; when this is
condensed and
blueshifted to
higher energy, it
would be
intense enough to
ignite the
surface of...
- When an
object is receding, its
light gets
stretched (redshifted). When the
object is approaching, its
light gets
compressed (
blueshifted)....
- In Fig. 5-3a, the
receiver observes light from the
source as
being blueshifted by a
factor of γ {\displaystyle \gamma } . In Fig. 5-3b, the light...
-
influences the p****age of time.
Light sent down into a
gravity well is
blueshifted,
whereas light sent in the
opposite direction (i.e.,
climbing out of...
- It is one of the
oldest stars known. HD 140283's
light is
somewhat blueshifted as it is
moving toward rather than away from the
Earth and it has been...
- time-dilated clock. In frame S, the
receiver is
therefore illuminated by
blueshifted light of
frequency f = f ′ γ = f ′ / 1 − β 2 {\displaystyle f=f'\gamma...
-
photons γ C M B , {\displaystyle \gamma _{\rm {CMB}}\;,}
relatively blueshifted by the
speed of the
cosmic rays, to
produce pions through the Δ {\displaystyle...
- spectrum.
Because of the
Doppler effect,
objects moving towards someone are
blueshifted, and
objects moving away are redshifted. The
wavelength of redshifted...
