> They also point out that if we live in a local hole then this means that the local value of the Hubble rate must be corrected down. This would be good news be

> They also point out that if we live in a local hole then this means that the local value of the Hubble rate must be corrected down. This would be good news because currently measurements for the local value of the Hubble rate are in conflict with the value from the early universe. And that discrepancy has been one of the biggest headaches in cosmology in the past years. Wow so a local hole might solve the Hubble measurement problem? I never heard that proposed at a potential solution before…