Stuff I always wondered about astrophysics

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36 -- Why "black hole's temperature gets higher with less 'mass'"?

 

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But there is a difference from *suggesting* that redshifts are non-cosmological and *insisting* that redshifts are non-cosmological.

I am not suggesting throwing out the baby with the bath-water. The Hubble flow relationship is on solid ground. There is evidence that in addition to the Hubble relationship and Doppler effects arising from peculiar motion, there is at least one other contributor to the redshifts of celestial bodies. It's not an Earth-shattering concept, but one that encounters a great deal of resistance from some quarters.