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tritonstation.com
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)... |
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telescoper.blog
At the risk of giving the impression that I'm obsessed with the issue of the Hubble constant, I thought I'd do a quick post about something vaguely related to that which I happened to be thinking about the other night.It has been remarked that the two allegedly discrepant sets of measures of the cosmological distance... |
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biblescienceforum.com
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, set to launch into orbit, aims to explore dark energy and dark matter, potentially addressing the unresolved Hubble Tension. This discrepancy highlights conflicting measurements of the universe's expansion rate. Some scientists believe Roman may confirm flaws in the standard cosmological model, leading to new physics. |
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briankoberlein.com
The writings of Brian Koberlein |
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