Decreasing universe: the distance as a function of redshift

The “Decreasing Universe" model proposes that the gravitational field shrinks space and everything else inside.

The rate of contraction is quite slow, but it is enough to give us the false impression that galaxies are moving away at an accelerated rate.

To explain the mysterious accelerated separation of galaxies, through this interpretation, the existence of " Dark Energy " was postulated.

In our theory, redshift depends on 4 main factors: The longer the time for the photon to reach the Earth , the greater the shrinkage time of our planet and our galaxy.

The greater the mass of our galaxy, the higher the rate of contraction, the lower the redshift measured here on Earth .

On the other hand, counterbalancing this factor, there is also the loss of energy from the photon.

The derived distance-redshift relationship offers a new perspective on cosmic observations.

By proposing that gravitational fields shrink space and objects, he explains the observed accelerated recession of galaxies in a more natural way.

If this theory is true, everything in cosmology will change and the Theory of Relativity will have to change.