DavidM777
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Using the "dynamic aether" that is the basis of Maxwell, all those measurements are an unrelated way to attempt to find the precise value of Ho.
They work very well for establishing the "ballpark value of Ho", otherwise I would not have known the Ho equation is correct for purpose.
Those measured "ballpark Ho values" confirm Ho is numerically fixed to C, as stated in the Ho equation.
That is the most inportant aspect of this, and confirms Ho's reciprocal is the "Hubble Horizon distance" only.
Therefore Ho does not connect numerically with the age of the universe. In fact, we really don't know how old the universe is.
What we do have is a neat way of explaining the reason causing the observed "Hubble tension" using Relativity principles.
We also then need to think about what Ho really represents, otherwise theoretical cosmology cannot progress.
There are new super powerful telescopes coming online soon, and it's expected these will confirm Ho is 71 k/s/Mpc.
They work very well for establishing the "ballpark value of Ho", otherwise I would not have known the Ho equation is correct for purpose.
Those measured "ballpark Ho values" confirm Ho is numerically fixed to C, as stated in the Ho equation.
That is the most inportant aspect of this, and confirms Ho's reciprocal is the "Hubble Horizon distance" only.
Therefore Ho does not connect numerically with the age of the universe. In fact, we really don't know how old the universe is.
What we do have is a neat way of explaining the reason causing the observed "Hubble tension" using Relativity principles.
We also then need to think about what Ho really represents, otherwise theoretical cosmology cannot progress.
There are new super powerful telescopes coming online soon, and it's expected these will confirm Ho is 71 k/s/Mpc.

