The speed of light in a gravitational field

[amos carine]

I agree with Pallen's approach and questioning, even if he nor I have answers. As the saying of good ole Al- "the important thing is to not stop questioning."

 

[Chronos]

BAO and WMAP results strongly 'constrain' [as in refute] these conclusions. All I can say is you need to get on board with modern science. Show the math.

 

[amos carine]

I agree in my inadequacy and being off the radar, so to speak. Chronos, your words mean that light is not blue shifted when going 'down' and red shifted upon escape of a gravity well or field. Or that the frequency or energy of the photon isn't added to (or subtracted by) the energy it gets from it's acceleration upon this falling? Do you have math to illustrate the different conclusion about falling photons? Seeing it would help understanding.