Rubin–Ford effect
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Rubin–Ford effect
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The Rubin–Ford effect is, per Ian Ridpath's Dictionary of Astronomy, an apparent rather than actual "anisotropy in the expansion of the Universe on a scale of around 100 million [light years] as revealed by a study of the motions of a sample of spiral galaxies," as initially described by Vera Rubin, William Kent Ford Jr., and Norbert Thonnard of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, Morton S. Roberts of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, and John A. Graham of the Cerro Tololo Inter-Amer
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubin%E2%80%93Ford_effect
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2024-03-22T17:22:32Z
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