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At 03:04 PM 2/12/01 -0500, David Bowman quite correctly pointed out that in
our non-imaginary universe we have additional observations; among other
things, we can observe deviations from the Hubble law.
He also pointed out that a nonzero value of the Cosmological Constant is
non-Newtonian.
Questions for David: What value of the CC do you think is right? How well
established is this value? With what confidence can values with the
opposite sign be excluded?
(The last time I knew, if you asked 3
astronomers you would get 5 different CC values, and you could get several
more if you asked them again a year later.)