What Does the 1% Local Distance Network Measurement Actually Measure? Reading 73.50 +/- 0.81 as an Information-Outflow Gradient Rather than a Late-Time Expansion Rate

Key Points

• The research aims to reinterpret the Local Distance Network measurement in a static-universe context, challenging conventional views.
• Reanalyzed the Local Distance Network measurement to link it with the information-fluid framework.
• Developed a phase-model series to assess the relationship between variables.
• Conducted a provisional prior-predictive Monte Carlo analysis to validate findings.
• Identified that the reported measurement emphasizes a reference quantity rather than just the primary expansion rate.
• Achieved agreement at the value of 73.5 km s^-1 Mpc^-1 by including relativistic correction terms.