Naive question: why should the expansion rate need to be uniform or constant everywhere?
I'm likely misinterpreting the article, but it seems to frame things in a way that first assumes expansion should be constant and it's a question of what the right constant value is between the measured/theoretical discrepancies.
(*yeesh, editing all those spelling errors from typing on my phone)
I'm likely misinterpreting the article, but it seems to frame things in a way that first assumes expansion should be constant and it's a question of what the right constant value is between the measured/theoretical discrepancies.
(*yeesh, editing all those spelling errors from typing on my phone)