The Doppler Effect is the basis for most of the assertions made by astronomers about stars and distant galaxies. The effect is behind the evaluation that the universe would now find itself in its stage of expansion and continuous acceleration. The very age of the universe is evaluated indirectly by this instrument. The support of the effect, however, has gaps. Despite its undoubted reality appearance, the Doppler effect is based on false assumptions, which come from our belief that electromagnetic waves would be continuous. Max Planck and Einstein demonstrated that this is false, although Planck did not bow to his own finding preferring to consider that, even if quantized, light would propagate in the vacuum in the form of continuous waves. For Einstein, the light would use its aspect of corpuscle and not the one of wave to do it. Follow my texts in Issuu and get a better understanding of the arguments presented. J.R. Silva Bittencourt (from Brazil).
Key words: Cosmology; Universe.