New approach uses observed local supervoid to give expansion of the universe an extra push and solve the Hubble tension

Astronomers have known for a century that the universe is expanding. We can now trace this expansion over much of its almost 14 billion year history, with important constraints going back to just one second after the Big Bang! The expansion rate today is known as the Hubble constant (H0).

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