Crucial fraud in physics:

http://www.einstein-online.info/spotlights/doppler.html Albert Einstein Institute: "For instance, the source (in green) could be someone hovering over a lake and periodically moving a plunger up and down in the water. The expanding red rings would then be the crests of the water waves travelling outwards on the lake surface. Alternatively, the source could be a light source emitting light in all directions. In this case, the red lines could be the maxima of the electromagnetic waves. For a source emitting sound waves, the red rings could be the zones of maximal air pressure. The following animation shows what happens when the source is not at rest, but moving (again, at one third the wave speed) to the left:

http://www.einstein-online.info/imag...cle_moving.gif

Clearly, the center of each new circular crest now lies a bit to the left of it's predecessor. As a result, we can see all facets of the Doppler effect at once: The crests moving straight to the left are bunched up, corresponding to a higher wave frequency. An observer receiving these waves will see the source moving towards herself, and notice the waves' corresponding blue-shift." [end of quotation]

Bunching up does occur for water and sound waves but doesn't for light. The wavelength of light does not vary with the speed of the emitter. If it did, the emitter would know his speed by measuring the varying wavelength inside his spaceship, without looking outside, and the principle of relativity would be violated.

Pentcho Valev