Question

Hubble's constant is a "constant" in that its value __________. view available hint(s) hubble's constant is a "constant" in that its value __________. stays the same at all times it is a value calculated from models, and therefore not affected by observations always stays the same unless the expansion rate is accelerating is the same across all of space and does not change on human time scales

Answer 1

Hubble's constant is a "constant" in that its value is the same across all of space and does not change on human time scales. When talking about Hubble's constant it is talking about the relationship of the age of the universe and how relationships change over time as expansion happens. To keep up with the changing times, the world and evolves around the constant.