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james9437

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Relate the age of the universe to the Hubble constant.
 
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What advantage do radio astronomers have over optical ones in mapping the entire Milky Way?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Inverting the Hubble constant and putting all distances in kilometers, gives us the age of the universe in seconds, assuming that Ho has never changed.

Answer to Question 2

Dust clouds block our view of all but the nearest spiral arms, but 21-cm radio waves can map the hydrogen gas in spiral arms all around the galaxy.





 

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