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Paper 4 structured question: The Universe

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The Hubble constant is a key concept in cosmology.

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Hubble Constant

The current estimate for the Hubble constant is approximately 18 × 10² per second, which indicates the rate of expansion of the universe.

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    State the current estimate for the Hubble constant.

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Implications of the Hubble Constant

The Hubble constant helps astronomers understand the expansion of the universe and its implications for the age of the universe.

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    State one implication of the Hubble constant for the universe.

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