Recent content by MishaFreeman

But when you look at the thermgraphic camera your eyes are still only collecting visible light, if all of a sudden we were able to perceive the whole EM spectrum we would be exposed to visual stimuli of all directions, the common visual world that we are used to would become so diluted that it...

So, in other words, a human could exchange their biological eyes for bionic eyes, and if properly connected to the visual cortex, this human would be able to wake up after the procedure and instantly perceive the whole electromagnetic spectrum without confusion or seizures? I ask this for a...

Something that I've long wondered about is about the implications within our brain and visual cognition of implanting bionic eyes that would process the entirety of the EM spectrum. What is the consensus of the scientific community regarding this hypothesis, would our visual cortex instantly...

So, in other words, cosmological expansion is proven, not directly from redshift itself but rather by the consistent verifications and implications of General Relativity? But isn't it equally true that General Relativity has as of yet failed to consistently explain phenomenon on large scale...

But isn't it the case that all observational data that we collect from the cosmos is in essence electromagnetic radiation, if light, or interactions between light sources is all we can see, then it would stand to reason that any mechanism that would naturally redshift light over distance would...

I've read about it before, the case for tired light was that it would imply blurring of long distance objects. What I'm asking is, in a dynamic universe, there are an unfathomable amount of mechanisms that could cause a natural redshift of electromagnetic radiation, tired light was...

You misinterpreted my question, I didn't say that the redshift is an assumption. The redshift is what we observe, but the redshift/distance observation is merely that, an observation, my question was why then do we assume that the redshift is an indicative of expansion? Can't there be other...

I've long wondered about an assumption that we have today and I've never found a direct answer to my question. Presently we can observe that there is a direct proportionality between an object distance and the factor by which its light is redshifted. We deduce that this observation implies...