The wavelength of a spectral line measured in a laboratory is 500 nm. Astronomers measure the same line in light from two galaxies.
| Galaxy | Distance from Earth | Wavelength measured |
|---|---|---|
| A | 0.3 billion light-years | 510 nm |
| B | 0.7 billion light-years | 524 nm |
Calculate the increase in wavelength for each galaxy. Explain what the results indicate about the motion of the galaxies and the universe.
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