Accurate depiction of cosmological redshift?

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The discussion centers around creating a tattoo that accurately represents cosmological redshift. The original poster seeks feedback on the correctness and recognizability of their custom design. They later share an updated version of the tattoo, expressing satisfaction with the improvements made. The focus remains on ensuring the tattoo effectively conveys the concept of cosmological redshift.
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Hello. I'm thinking about getting a tattoo representing cosmological redshift, and just wanted to make sure my custom image is correct and accurate, and if you would recognize and be able to tell what it represents. If not then any suggestions are appreciated. Thank you!

Edit: I made a new one that I think might be a little better.

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Looks good to me!
 
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