PROBLEMS OF THE ACCELERATING EXPANSION OF THE UNIVERSE
Abstract
Observational data from the James Webb Telescope pose significant challenges to the ΛCDM model. This could lead to significant changes to the standard model. The accelerated expansion of the Universe is associated with the redshift of distant objects, and standard cosmology assumes that this redshift is caused by cosmological expansion. In this paper, we consider the alternative possibility that the redshift of distant objects may also be due to the phenomenon of redshift of light in the intergalactic and interstellar media.
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