Hubble Constant h
Hubble Constant h: τ-value 0.6735, observed 0.6736, deviation -15~ppm.
Prediction
τ-Formula
h = 2/3 + ι_τ²/17 = 0.6735
Derivation
tter particle has been found. After two decades of theoretical effort, the cosmological constant problem—a mismatch of $120$ orders of magnitude between the quantum vacuum prediction and the observed value—remains the worst quantitative failure in the history of science.
This chapter demonstrates that the dark sector dissolves within Category $τ$. The dissolution is not speculative: it rests on five quantitative results, each derived from the master constant $ι_τ = 2/(π + e)$ with zero free parameters.
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Flat rotation curves: the master formula $v^4 = G M_b c^2/(2_τ)$ reproduces NGC 3198 at $0.6%$ and passes a 20-galaxy survey at $0.067$ dex RMS (V.T85, V.D258).
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Dark energy density: $Ω_Λ = κ_D(1 + ι_τ^3) = 0.6849$, matching Planck at $+269$ ppm (V.T234).
Source
This prediction is derived in the Physics Ledger (Chapter 63 — dark-sector), Books IV–V of Panta Rhei.