Baade’s revision of Hubble constant
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Baade’s revision of the Hubble constant was a mid-20th-century recalibration of the cosmic distance scale that roughly doubled the estimated size and age of the universe by correcting earlier distance measurements to galaxies.
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| Baade’s revision of Hubble constant canonical | 1 |
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Fritz Zwicky and Walter Baade