Python - Hubble's Law Calulation to Find the Velocity of a Galaxy
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Python - Hubble's Law Calulation to Find the Velocity of a Galaxy


print ("Calculate the velocity of a galaxy using Hubble's Law.") answer = "y" while (answer == "y"): # Distance entered by user and converted to an integer distance = int(input("Enter the distance in mega-parsecs: ")) print ("The Hubble Constant is: 70 km/s/Mpc.") print ("The formula is: velocity = Hubble Constant * distance") # Calculate the velocity below velocity = distance * 70 print ("The velocity of the galaxy is:", velocity, "mega-parsecs (Mpc)") answer = input("Would you like to do another calculation? (y/n) ") print ("Thank you to Professor Morgan at the University of Northern Iowa for the formula and explanation.")