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Can we really say that the universe is accelerating its expansion because we find that galaxies further away have more redshift? We know that we are looking back in time when we look at the stars, and when we look at the galaxies furthest away from us, we are seeing them as they were a long time ago. Accually, the older the galaxy the more redshift it has. Dont this mean that things are slowing down and that everything was moveing faster in the beginning?