Abstract
Recent measurements of Cepheid stars have yielded a new value for the Hubble constant using the Hubble Space Telescope. So why are evolutionists puzzled? This news sheds light on the shaky foundations of evolutionary astronomy. The reason? Hubble's constant is used to calculate how fast the universe is expanding. For people who accept the big bang, this value can supposedly determine the age of the universe. The new value shortens that age by a billion years.