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Line 14: \|doi=10.1007/BF02715046}}</ref> Redshift quantization is a controversial topic considered to be in the fringes ~~topic in~~of modern astronomy. Though the idea is generally discounted by the large majority of astronomers, peer-reviewed publications and discourse on the topic still continue to the present day.<ref>{{cite book \|last1= Babu \|first= G. Jogesh \|last2=Feigelson \|first2= Eric D. \|year= 1996 \|title= Astrostatistics \|page= 183 \|isbn= 978-0412983917}}</ref> ==Original investigation by William G. Tifft==

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