<ul><li>New observational data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) confirms prior measurements of distances between nearby stars and galaxies made by the Hubble Space Telescope.</li><li>The discrepancy between observation and our current theoretical model of the Universe is more likely to be due to new physics.</li><li>The Hubble Constant, a measure of the Universe's expansion, has different values obtained from various measurement methods.</li><li>For instance, distant supernovae tracking produced a value of 73 km/s Mpc, while the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) measurements using the Planck satellite produced a value of 67 km/s Mpc.</li></ul>

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