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A reanalysis of the megamaser Hubble constant: from spot catalogues to peculiar velocities
The Hubble tension motivates careful scrutiny of the redshift-independent distances underpinning the local distance ladder. Water megamasers afford a purely geometric distance from orbital dynamics in an accretion disc. For five of the six Megamaser Cosmology Project (MCP) galaxies, we present a Bay
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