A Standard Siren Measurement of the Hubble Constant from GW170817 without the Electromagnetic Counterpart

Overview of attention for article published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, January 2019

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RT @RTB_HRoss: Astronomers show how standard siren measurements of gravitational wave detection events can be used to independently determi…

02 Mar 2019

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Astronomers show how standard siren measurements of gravitational wave detection events can be used to independently determine the cosmic expansion rate. https://t.co/1J6vBxyWYK

22 Feb 2019

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RT @RTB_HRoss: Astronomers use a statistical siren analysis of of the gravity wave event GW 170817 to determine the cosmic expansion rate.…

02 Feb 2019

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RT @RTB_HRoss: Astronomers use a statistical siren analysis of of the gravity wave event GW 170817 to determine the cosmic expansion rate.…

01 Feb 2019

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