This proportionality between galaxies' distances and redshifts is today termed Hubble-Lemaître's law. Because the universe ... The rate of cosmic expansion is now known as the Hubble Constant.
This adjustment allowed for a much more precise calculation of the Hubble constant, helping us better understand the universe’s expansion. The team utilized light curves from 12 Type Ia supernovae in ...
When scientists measure this expansion rate (known as the Hubble constant) using nearby objects, they consistently get a higher value than when they measure it using light from the early universe.