I am certain you've probably been taught Hubble's law and wondered how and why I could conclude what I did in my previous posts concerning the expanding universe .
Hubble's law states that the farther away a galaxy is the faster it is moving away from us and this is confirmed by the doppler shift of the frequency of light they emit.

It is important to understand that like the Earth was once thought to be flat and the Earth at the center of the universe, science is continuously evolving and what at one time was accepted as fact is now known to be ridiculous, This pattern will continue, It is the nature of the evolution of scientific understanding. The PROBLEM with Hubble's conclusion is there might not actually be any real increase in the Doppler shift with distance at all.

There is no real evidence any REAL Doppler shift is actually occurring that cannot be explained by the rotation of the galaxies and astronomers admit that distant galaxies in some instances appear to be getting closer.This is why the expanding universe theory is just that!

>>What is more likely true is that the farther away a galaxy is, the more red biased the light it APPEARS to emit, because more of the higher frequencies are being absorbed by matter in intergalactic space than the lower ones.<<<

We see this same effect with our own Sun and the Earth's atmosphere. The sun morphs from orange at sunrise to yellow at an hour after sunrise to a brilliant silver white at midday. This is because of the angle of incidence with the atmosphere of sunlight is changing as the day progresses and the fact that the light must penetrate more of the atmosphere in the early morning and late evening hours. The Sun doesn't change colors at all obviously, but it appears to and this APPEARS to be a frequency shift in the visible light spectrum emitted by the Sun over the course of day, but of course in reality it's not..Again, the apparent decrease in average frequency of light that SEEMS to indicate the farther away a galaxy is the faster it is moving away is more likely the result of the absorption of higher frequencies of light by matter in intergalactic space.