Utilize our Hubble Law Distance Calculator to estimate the proper distance to distant galaxies. Simply input the recession velocity and the Hubble Constant to understand the scale of the expanding universe. A vital tool for astrophysics students and astronomy enthusiasts alike.
Formula:
Hubble Law Formula
The Hubble Law describes the relationship between a galaxy's recession velocity and its distance from us:
v = H0 * d
Where:
v= Recession Velocity (in kilometers per second, km/s)H0= Hubble Constant (in kilometers per second per megaparsec, km/s/Mpc)d= Proper Distance (in megaparsecs, Mpc)
To calculate the distance, the formula is rearranged to:
d = v / H0