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The Most Powerful Telescope Ever Made
Waveform: The MKBHD Podcast
The Dobbler Effect, but for Light
Red shift is like the dobbler effect, but for light. When something gets closer to youits sort of compressing the wave length. It's not actually changing frequency, because light doesn't actually lose energy as it moves. But over thousands of light years, there is a perceived change in the ency of that light. You can sort of think of red shift as like a loaf of raisin bread. And so if the universe is expanding, then the most precious information in the universe is travelling away from us. So all that light information, or electromagnetic information, is being shifted towards infered. The hubble can't see that stuff,. But something that could see frequency wave
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