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What units are used when describing the length of time that the universe has been expanding?
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What units are used when describing the length of time that the universe has been expanding?

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Kilometres I think I’m not sure
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kilometers/second per million parsecs

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It is sometimes called Hubble time

It is what astronomers use for the Hubble constant

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