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If we witness events taking place on the moon, where gravitation is weaker than on Earth, would we expect to see a gravitationa...Asked by Jake
                If we witness events taking place on the moon, where gravitation is weaker than on Earth, would we expect to see a gravitational red shift or a gravitational blue shift? and Explain please 
a)blue shift
b)red shift
c)no shift
            
        a)blue shift
b)red shift
c)no shift
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                    Answered by
            bobpursley
            
    The moon is hardly moving toward/away from an observer on the Earth.
    
                    Answered by
            Jake
            
    So is there no shift? and if so why is that the case? 
    
                    Answered by
            Shayal
            
    We expect to see a gravitational blue shift. Events on the moon run a bit faster and also because Earth's gravitational field is stronger than moon's.
    
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