Hubble diagram
Hubble diagram noun: a diagram, used to illustrate the Hubble law, in which the velocity of an object (assumed to be approximately proportional to its redshift) is plotted with respect to its distance from the observer.
Noun
Hubble diagram (plural Hubble diagrams)
- A diagram, used to illustrate the Hubble law, in which the velocity of an object (assumed to be approximately proportional to its redshift) is plotted with respect to its distance from the observer.
Forms of Hubble diagram
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Questions about Hubble diagram
- What does Hubble diagram mean?
- Hubble diagram means a diagram, used to illustrate the Hubble law, in which the velocity of an object (assumed to be approximately proportional to its redshift) is plotted with respect to its distance from the observer.
- What part of speech is Hubble diagram?
- Hubble diagram is a noun.
- What is the plural of Hubble diagram?
- The plural of Hubble diagram is Hubble diagrams.
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