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Thoughts on Cosmological Distances | In the Dark
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Cosmology Is at a Tipping Point-We May Be on the Verge of Discovering New Physics
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| | A series of controversies has rocked the field of cosmology. The standard model of the universe appears to be at odds with recent observations.
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The Fulness of Time | by Brian Koberlein
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| | There are models that have a time-varying cosmological parameter. We should look at them.
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The Hubble Constant from the Baryonic Tully-Fisher Relation - Triton Station
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| | The distance scale is fundamental to cosmology. How big is the universe? is pretty much the first question we ask when we look at the Big Picture. The primary yardstick we use to describe the scale of the universe is Hubble's constant: the H0 in v = H0 D that relates the recession velocity (redshift)...
| | thatsmaths.com
The James Webb Telescope: Viewing the Universe from Lagrange Point L2 - ThatsMaths
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| There are five sweet spots where a spacecraft can keep pace with Earth as both orbit the Sun. They are called the Lagrange points, after the brilliant French mathematician Joseph-Louis Lagrange who found special solutions to what is called the "three-body problem". To locate the second Lagrange point, L2, draw a line 150 million km...