Question

a universe that had a greater hubble constant would, group of answer choices be expanding quicker than ours. have more dispersion around the line in the hubble plot. be expanding slower than ours. have less dispersion around the line in the hubble plot.

Answer 1

An object's speed at any distance can be determined using the Hubble constant.

Is Hubble's constant actually constant?

Since the Hubble constant is constant across all of space and the universe expands at the same rate everywhere, we refer to it as the Hubble constant.

The Hubble constant has been estimated to be 69.8 km/s/Mpc by the most current accurate measurements of the distances and motions of far-off, exploding stars, although other sources have raised the estimate to 74 km/s/Mpc.

These galaxies were chosen as part of a Hubble Telescope mission Space to gauge the universe's expansion rate, or the Hubble constant.

The region beyond which galaxies are moving away from us faster than the speed of light is known as the Hubble sphere, after Edwin Hubble who found the universe was expanding back in the 1920s.

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