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I just think it means the expansion rate is not a constant, but a variable.
by techwiz137 3y ago
I just think it means the expansion rate is not a constant, but a variable.
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- rihards__ 3y agoI kind of agree with this conclusion. Before we know better it can be just that spacetime was expanding at a different rate (we still would need at least one another Planck that operates in roughly same range to confirm this). Hubble wavelenght range - 0.1 to 0.8 μm Webb wavelenght range - 0.6 to 28.3 μm Planck wavelenght range - 330 to 10000 μm My understanding is that Planck was observing photons that have happened much more earlier.