Calculating the expansion velocity of the universe based on type Ia supernovae gives variable results depending on their distance
An article published in “The Astrophysical Journal” reports a calculation of the expansion velocity of the universe based on type Ia supernovae. A team of researchers led by Professor Maria Giovanna Dainotti used a sample of 1048 supernovae that have very different distances from Earth, dividing them into groups based on their distance. The values obtained are decreasing starting from the nearest supernovae, and those obtained using the most distant supernovae approach the value based on the cosmic microwave background radiation.
