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If photons get redshifted on their way to the Earth by transferring
energy to the dark energy of the cosmos their momenta would not be
changed and cause blurring of objects because dark energy may not have momentum itself and so classical behaviour that would cause blurring would not necessarily occur.
Redshifted photons would still exhibit time dilation over large
distances.
Any thoughts on this?
energy to the dark energy of the cosmos their momenta would not be
changed and cause blurring of objects because dark energy may not have momentum itself and so classical behaviour that would cause blurring would not necessarily occur.
Redshifted photons would still exhibit time dilation over large
distances.
Any thoughts on this?