Multiple Choice
Suppose it is discovered that the Hubble constant is half the value we have been using. (The redshifts have all been measured correctly.) What would this mean for the calculated distances to distant galaxies?
A) The distance calculations would be unaffected.
B) All calculated distances would be halved.
C) All calculated distances would be doubled.
D) All calculated distances would more than double.
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