Hubble’s constant and rotational deceleration
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Hubble’s constant and rotational deceleration
It is noted that the astronomical evaluation of the Hubble constant has tended to decrease, the latest value being about 1.6 x 10/sup -18//s. Fossil evidence on the Earth--Moon-- Sun system is presented which may provide a lower bound on that constant. (WDM)
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