David Hine Posted August 1, 2018 Posted August 1, 2018 Hi, There is now a very simple way to calculate Hubble's Constant, by inputting to an equation, the numerical value of Pi and the speed of light (C) from Maxwell's equations and the value of a parsec. NO space probe measurements (with their inevitable small measuring / interpretation errors) are now required. Hubble's Constant is 'fixed' at 70.98047 PRECISELY. This maths method removes the errors / tolerances that is always a part of attempting to measuring something as 'elusive' as Hubble's Constant. The reciprocal of 70.98047 is 13.778 billion light years. as 70.98047 never changes, 13.778 is Not the age of the universe, but the 'Hubble Horizon Distance' only. The equation to perform this can be found in ? -2
Strange Posted August 1, 2018 Posted August 1, 2018 Just now, David Hine said: There is now a very simple way to calculate Hubble's Constan Reported for multiple rule violations. What is wrong with you?
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