
A spiral galaxy within the constellation of Ursa Main
NASA, ESA, A. Riess (STScI/JHU)
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Cosmologists have been preventing over the Hubble fixed, a quantity that represents the speed of growth of the universe, since earlier than I used to be born. Now, it might lastly be settled.
The talk concerning the growth fee of the universe kicked off within the Seventies, when astronomer Gérard de…