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elbeasto
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When I look at the stars in the sky with my undressed eye, they are blue. But pictures of stars taken by scientist always show them as red.
Does this mean that the stars in our galaxy are fairly stationary and/or moving closer to earth? Will I find that most red shifts will be seen in stars that are in other galaxies? Or does this mean I need some expensive tool to see the red shift?
Does this mean that the stars in our galaxy are fairly stationary and/or moving closer to earth? Will I find that most red shifts will be seen in stars that are in other galaxies? Or does this mean I need some expensive tool to see the red shift?