When we try to measure how fast the universe is expanding, the measurement depends on from which side of the universe you will start. A new study by the EPFL’s Institute of Physics has measured the Hubble’s Constant to a very unprecedented accuracy, which shed new light on the Hubble Tension, ie the Hubble constant discrepancy.

The planets orbiting the Sun beyond Mars are not rocky, solid worlds that affect the weather on those planets like the way they do here on Earth. The sunlight reaching those planets affects the circulation of the atmosphere much less. But still, those planets’ weather and climatic conditions are always changing and the Hubble Space Telescope as an Interplanetary Metrologist is recording and transmitting the data back to the Earth giving us information about those planets’ weather.