Science, asked by aishu7381, 1 year ago

How is Hubble's Law related to the Doppler Effect?

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Answered by mayank539

Hubble's Law: The proposition that all celestial bodies, as observed from any point in space, appear to move away from that point at a certain recessional velocity, which is proportional to the proper distance between the galaxy and the observer.

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