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The energy of a photon doesn't go anywhere, it just seems to us to be lower. The observed energy of a photon depends of the relative motion. If you move at the
by Geee 8y ago
The energy of a photon doesn't go anywhere, it just seems to us to be lower. The observed energy of a photon depends of the relative motion. If you move at the same velocity as the observed object, the redshift disappears and the energy of photon is there.