blueshift

/ˈbluːʃɪft/
noun
  1. The change in light from a star or other object moving toward an observer, making it appear more blue than it actually is.
    • When a star moves closer, its light shows a blueshift.
    • Astronomers observed a blueshift in the light from the approaching galaxy.
    • The blueshift told scientists that the star was moving toward Earth.
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