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What is the correct astrophysical term? Is it "red shift" or "redshift". Should the stuff that's here now be split into different entries?
I think both terms are in use. However, from searching at xrefer.com (http://www.xrefer.com/results.jsp?shelf=search+all&term=redshift) it seems that "redshift" is the most common. --css
Yes, "redshift" is the usual term. But it would probably be a good idea to cross-reference it from here anyway. --Zundark, 2001 Sep 29
Red shift is a specific example of Doppler shift, right? But this page implies that Doppler shift only applies to sound, not light. --Carey Evans



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