It arises from the fact that there are two ways to calculate the Hubble constant at the universe's current age, but these methods do not agree. The team behind this research suggests that this ...

we can get a reading of what the Hubble constant would have been back when the universe began, and then use our knowledge of the laws of physics to functionally fast-forward and find what that ...

Subsequent observations by Hubble's eponymous ... cosmological constant; CDM for cold dark matter—more on this in a moment), imposes an upper boundary for the age of the universe: 14.5 billion ...

Then, in 1998, scientists discovered the universe’s rate of expansion is accelerating. In the years since, researchers using the ... who helped calculate the Hubble constant but was not involved ...

Prof. Wendy Freedman spent much of her career measuring the age of the universe. Now she’s working on a project that may very well give scientists a chance to glimpse into its birth. Freedman was the ...

The rate of expansion of the universe today is a figure known as the Hubble constant, which is typically measured in units of kilometers per second per megaparsec (km/s/Mpc), where a megaparsec ...

All the naturally occurring elements in the Universe ... this with an age of 13.82 billion years. This was only possible using Hubble's Law and a precise knowledge of the Hubble constant.

It arises from the fact that there are two ways to calculate the Hubble constant at the universe's current age, but these methods ... measure the Hubble constant using distances and redshifts ...

It centers around the Hubble constant—the measurement of how fast our universe is expanding—which comes out as two different numbers when calculated two different ways, even though those ...

It arises from the fact that there are two ways to calculate the Hubble constant at the universe's current age, but these methods do not agree. The team behind this research suggests that this issue ...

"Typically, when people measure the Hubble constant using distances and redshifts, they don't go out too far because the universe's expansion ... There are two ways to calculate the Hubble tension ...