499: What is the proposed Hubble-Lemaitre Law?

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🗓️ 10 September 2018

⏱️ 32 minutes

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499: What is the proposed Hubble-Lemaitre Law? Astronomy Cast 499: What is the proposed Hubble-Lemaitre Law? by Fraser Cain & Dr. Pamela Gay

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0:00.0	A astronomy cast, episode 499, Hubble vs. Lemato.
0:13.4	Welcome to Astronomy Cast, our weekly facts based journey through the Cosmos, where we
0:17.3	help you understand not only what we know, but how we know what we know.
0:20.4	I'm Fraser Kane, publisher of University Day with me.
0:23.5	Again, is Dr. Pamela Gave the Director of Technology and Citizen Science at the Astronomical
0:28.8	Society of the Pacific and the Director of Cosmic Quest?
0:32.7	Hey Pamela, how are you doing?
0:35.5	My brain is good, but I mangled my arm falling off of a bicycle, and so like wrist elbow, shoulder,
0:43.5	ribs, they are all mad at me.
0:46.0	So if I'm in a slightly different position and sitting a bit stiller than normal, that's
0:51.3	why.
0:52.3	Because you've got a mangled arm.
0:54.2	Yeah.
0:55.2	It turns out that bikes will randomly stop for no obvious reason.
0:59.6	And yeah, yeah.
1:03.0	Yes, yes.
1:04.0	That is the dark side of riding a bicycle is that you can fall down and hurt yourself.
1:08.6	Yes.
1:09.6	I'm glad you weren't hurt any worse because I've had a lot of friends get the old collarbone
1:14.5	break or the arm break, elbow break, helmet explosion.
1:20.4	So we take our mountain biking very seriously around these parts.
1:23.8	So the fact that you're able to walk away from it and didn't have anything long term
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