Red shift
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Redshift or red shift can refer to:
[edit] Science
- Redshift, a phenomenon of electromagnetic waves such as light in which spectral lines are shifted to the red end of the spectrum
- Red shift, an informal term for a bathochromic shift
- RedShift, planetarium software created by Maris Multimedia
[edit] Music
- Red Shift, a work by post-minimalist composer Lois V Vierk
- Redshift, an English electronic music group;
- A song by North Carolina hardcore band Hopesfall from the album The Satellite Years
- A song by Paradise Lost from the self-titled album Paradise Lost.
- Redshift, an EP by Splashdown released on Capitol Records.
- Red Shift is a song by Peter Hammill (featuring Randy California), from his third album The Silent Corner and the Empty Stage.
[edit] Literature
- Red Shift, a novel by Alan Garner
- Red Shift, a fictional supervillan in the Marvel Comics universe and one of the Heralds of Galactus
- A poem by Ted Berrigan
