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The trouble beyond $H_0$ and the new cosmic triangles

Bernal, José Luis, Verde, Licia, Jimenez, Raul et al.

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The distance ladder using supernovae yields higher values of the Hubble constant $H_0$ than those inferred from measurements of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) and galaxy surveys, a discrepancy that has come to be known as the `Hubble tension'.

This has motivated the exploration of extensions to the standard cosmological model in which higher values of $H_0$ can be obtained from CMB measurements and galaxy surveys.
The trouble, however, goes beyond $H_0$; such modifications affect other quantities, too.
In particular, their effects on cosmic times are usually neglected.