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The Latest Value of the Hubble Constant Indicates a Universe Matter Density Higher Than One Hydrogen Atom Per Cubic Meter

George R. Briggs

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Abstract: The latest experimental value of 67.80 (Km/s)/Mpc for Hubble's constant supports 8-fold supersymmetry and cyclic universe E8 symmetry theory

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Abstract: The latest experimental value of 67.80 (Km/s)/Mpc for Hubble's constant supports 8-fold supersymmetry and cyclic universe E8 symmetry theory

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Abstract: The latest experimental value of 67.80 (Km/s)/Mpc for Hubble's constant supports 8-fold supersymmetry and cyclic universe E8 symmetry theory

Key concepts: Hydrogen atom, Hubble's law, Constant (computer programming), Metre, Physics, Value (mathematics), Age of the universe, Atom (system on chip)

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