?Hubble\'s Law\' states that the further away a galaxy is, the faster it is receding from Earth. But, the red shift of light from galaxies in-dicates their recession speeds, at the time of emission of the light. The correct interpretation is, therefore, that the farther away a galaxy was at the time of emission of the light, the faster it was recessing. The nearest galaxies give us the most recent information; the more recent the information, the slower the recession. A logical conclusion is that the recession of galaxies has decreased gradually to a present steady state. This means that the ?Big Bang\' theory is not sustainable and that the Universe is not expanding.
Reprinted in Proceedings of the NPA, V2, pp. 67-79 as \"Full Stop or Big Bang?\"
