Gravitational
redshift is a relativistic effect observed due to strong
gravitational fields, which distort space-time and exert a force on
light and other particles when observed from a point of lower
gravitational field. In Einstein's General theory of Relativity, the
gravitational redshift is a phenomenon which refers to the shift of
the wavelength of a photon to longer wavelength (the red end of the
spectrum) due to the gravitation field, when it is more stronger than
the gravitational field at the point from which the observer observed.
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