pastori

My apologies for starting the thread on just an idea and nothing to back it up. Just a thought. So to respond i dont have the math nor I have the skills or mind to do it. I guess I'm in the wrong place. The basic idea was that if two galaxies are accelerating towards the gravitational pull and the distance between them is closing but the light between the two observers is bending at a higher accelerating rate then would every object we observe seem getting away from us at an accelerating fashion (would gravitational redshift apply)?.

Hello, I have a problem with the proof provided for universe expanding. Isn't it that any observation to support the expansion is based on light. Wouldn't it be that all the observations would be exactly the same if all the galaxies were heading towards a gravitational pull? Any object would seem to move further away because the light between the points bends towards the gravitational source with higher pace than the actual distance between the two points are contracting. (Hubbles redshift would happen etc.). Even the points in same contracting line.