Supernova Distance Measurements Suggest an Older, Larger Universe
NOV 01, 1992
DOI: 10.1063/1.2809865
The Hubble constant, the conversion factor that translates the recessional velocities of remote galaxies into distances, is the only fundamental parameter of cosmology that astronomers think they know to within a factor of two. In the 1970s
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