Redshifting Planck

In "Making sense of astronomy & geology" (2000) the following redshift
formula is derived, doing away with the necessity of an expanding
universe and therefore doing away with the big bang hypothesis.

r = (cS(2P2c2/(42GR3alpha4))S(E-hf)) / hf

In this formula
r = distance (presumably in metres; or lightyears)
c = velocity of light
S = square root
P = pi
G = gravitation constant
R = Rydberg constant
alpha = fine structure constant
E = energy
h = constant of Planck
f = frequency

All numbers in the formula are exponents, except the first 2 and the
first 4. The formula has an arbitrary calibration factor added.

Note that when the distance is zero, the formula reverts to the
familiar formula of Max Planck for the energy of the photon.

On 12 Dec 2005 11:05:33 -0800, "dirkbontes" wrote
in sci.astro:

All numbers in the formula are exponents, except the first 2 and the
first 4.

If you cannot use superscripts, exponents are usually written
with ^ or **, for example:

x^2 or x**2

A single asterisk indicates multiplication
--
José

Thank you, José.