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A common belief about big-bang cosmology is that the cosmological redshift cannot be properly viewed as a Doppler shift (that is, as evidence for a recession velocity), but must be viewed in terms of the stretching of space.
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One might argue against this claim by noting that the general relativistic Maxwell equations contain covariant derivatives, which “know about” the expansion. However, covariant derivatives are locally indistinguishable from ordinary derivatives because a local Minkowski frame can always be chosen
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