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jinchuriki300
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Hey guys, I'm deeply interested in physics and I want to be a theoretical physicist, I'm only freshman in high school, but I'm in 2nd quarter calculus. I've a question that want to ask. I've read many article about physics especially SR and GR, could it be that redshift that we see from moving stars are just decrease in energy of light, if the energy of light fainted just right, the result is red shift, another problem for Big Bang is the horizon problem, i believe that light is fastest velocity in universe so there is no way that inflation could be real. Dark matter, there are no evidence for dark matter, and how do we know it's expanding. In my opinion, even if everything is moving away from us, could it be that galaxy is not expanding could it be that matters are moving away but not the universe. Scientists today have found galaxy filament, the total mass could be add up to the missing 99% of the universe. So, is Big Bang true or wrong?