H0 values

	A	B	C	D	E	F
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3	Ho	EP	EN	Year	Type	IT
4	625	50	-50	1927	O	LemaitreG. 1927Ann. of the Scientifc Society of Bruselles 47A49
5	460	40	-50	1928	O	RobertsonH. 1928Phil. Mag. 5835. (error bars estimated jph)
6	500	50	-50	1929.046	A	Hubble 1929PNAS 15168 (10\% error)
7	558	50	-50	1931.18	A	Hubble and Humason 1931ApJ 7443 (<10\% error)
8	290	290	-145	1931.914	O	Oort 1931BAN 6155
9	865	100	-100	1935.1	O	Eddington1935MNRAS 95636 (Large Number Hypothesis)
10	524	50	-50	1936	O	Hubble 1936Realm of the Nebulae (Dover)
11	260	170	-100	1951.08	O	Behr 1951Astr. Nachr. 27997
12	280	28	-28	1952.694	O	13
13	180	36	-36	1956.3	AS	HumasonMayall \& Sandage 1956AJ 6197 (error prob > 20%)
14	75	25	-25	1958.35	AS	Sandage 1958ApJ 127513
15	136	14	-14	1958	A	Holmberg 1958Lund. Medd Ser. II 136
16	120	25	-20	1960.27	AV	vandenBergh 1960JRASC 5449
17	100	20	-17	1960	AV	vandenBergh 1960Zf.Ap. 49198
18	125	5	-5	1960.79	O	Sersic 1960Zf.f. Ap. 50168
19	130	30	-30	1961	O	McVittieG. 1961in {\it Fact \& Theory in Cosmology}(New York: Macmillan).
20	98	15	-15	1962.5	AS	Sandage 1961IAU Symp 15359 (Problems of Extragalactic ResearchG. C. McVittieed (New York: MacMillan))
21	79	12	-12	1968.164	G	Racine 1968JRASC 62327 % M87 GC's
22	75	19	-15	1968.43	AS	Sandage 1968ApJL 152L149 % M87 GC's
23	95	15	-12	1970.104	AV	vandenBergh 1970Nature 225503
24	40	25	-13	1973	S	BranchD. \& PatchettB. 1973MNRAS 16171. % SN
25	95	36	-36	1972.72	NV	vandenBergh 1972A\&A 20469. Novae
26	60	15	-15	1974.71	2	KirshnerR \& KwanJ. 1974ApJ 19327. EPM on N1068 and M101
27	55	9	-9	1974.912	OS	Sandage \& Tammann1974cApJ 194223 III. M101 Group
28	57	6	-6	1974.957	OS	Sandage \& Tammann1974dApJ 194559 IV. Luminosity Classes
29	57	3	-3	1975.169	OS	Sandage \& Tammann1975aApJ 196313 V. Nearby Gals
30	59	4	-4	1975.291	OS	Sandage \& Tammann1975bApJ 197265 VI. Remote ScI's
31	95	15	-12	1975.5	AV	vandenBergh1975in Galaxies and the Universe (Vol IX) (Chicago: Chicago) p509
32	55	5	-5	1975.52	AS	Sandage1975in Galaxies and the Universe (Vol IX) (Chicago: Chicago) p761.
33	41	3	-3	1976.67	O	TeerikorpiP. 1976A\&A 50455. Sc's
34	76	8	-8	1976.708	O	Bottinelli \& Gougenheim 1976A\&Ap 51275
35	50	4	-4	1976.875	BS	Sandage \& Tammann1976ApJ 2107 VII. BTF
36	80	8	-8	1977.175	B	Tully \& Fisher 1977A\&A 54661
37	54	58	-28	1977.25	O	NoonanT. 1977A\&A 55285. spiral rotation curves
38	49	2	-2	1977.624	OS	Visvanathan and Sandage 1977ApJ 216214
39	49	9	-9	1977.42	S	BranchD. 1977MNRAS 179401
40	52	2	-2	1977.5	AS	Tammann 1977CNRS Coll. 26343
41	83	19	-19	1977.52	B	Heidmann 1977CNRS Coll. 263487
42	76	8	-8	1977.54	B	Bottinelli \& Gouguenheim 1977CNRS Coll. 263481
43	90	10	-10	1977.56	AV	deVaucouleursG.Peters \& Corwin 1977CNRS Coll. 263150
44	110	10	-10	1977.875	O	Lynden-BellD. 1977Nature 270396 QSO jets
45	85	9	-9	1978	N	SersicJ. 1978in Dep. Astronomia U. Chile Vol III31. ( 10 percent errors added by GC??? is added by GC )
46	51	2	-2	1979.128	O	VisvanathanN. 1979ApJ 22881
47	58	17	-5	1979.207	OK	KennicuttR. 1979aApJ 228696 (HII RegionsIsophotal diameters)
48	60	15	-10	1979.209	OK	KennicuttR. 1979bApJ 228704 (HII regions)
49	56	15	-15	1979.24	S	BranchD. 1979MNRAS 186609
50	61	4	-4	1979.253	HK	AaronsonMould \& Huchra 1979ApJ 2291 IRTF Virgo+Uma
51	59	8	-8	1979.42	O	VisvanathanN. \& GriersmithD. 1979ApJ 2301. Virgo and luminosity classes
52	80	11	-11	1979.67	G	HanesD 1979MNRAS 188901
53	100	10	-10	1979.739	AV	deVaucouleurs1979 in Problems of the Cosmos (Rome Symposium)
54	100	10	-10	1979.79	AV	deVaucouleurs \& Bollinger 1979aApJ 233433
55	75	15	-15	1980.125	O	Stenning \& Hartwick1980AJ 85101 (Sb Luminosity classes)
56	65	4	-4	1980.419	HK	MouldAaronson \& Huchra 1980ApJ 238458 (Virgo IRTF)
57	95	4	-4	1980.503	HK	Aaronson \etal 1980ApJ 23912 Clusters
58	50	8	-8	1980.75	AS	TammannG.SandageA. \& YahilA. 1980in {\it Physical Cosmology}1979 Les Houches Summer SchoolBalianR.AudouzeJ. \& SchrammD. eds (North Holland) Pg 53.
59	55	6	-6	1981.503	OK	Kennicutt1981ApJ 2479 (HII Regions and Virgo)
60	50	7	-7	1982	AS	SandageA. \& TammannG. 1982in {\it Astrophysical Cosmology}Br\"uckCoyne \& Longairm edsPontifical Academy of Sciences \#48p23.
61	95	10	-10	1982.731	AV	deVaucouleurs 1982Nature 299303
62	63	10	-10	1982.458	HK	TullyMould \& Aaronson 1982ApJ 257527 (Color Mag to Virgo)
63	50	7	-7	1982.374	AS	Sandage \& Tammann1982ApJ 256339 VIII. Global Value
64	71	2	-2	1982.5	R	VisvanathanN. 1982Proc.ASA 4419. VR+I TF
65	100	10	-10	1983.05	AV	deVaucouleurs 1983MNRAS 202367
66	82	10	-10	1983.083	HK	Aaronson \& Mould 1983ApJ 2651 (groups)
67	93	10	-10	1983.169	O	ButaR. \& deVaucouleurs 1983ApJ 2661. Inner Rings
68	74	11	-11	1983.957	R	Visvanathan 1983ApJ275430. ITF
69	55	9	-9	1984.07	H	Sandage \& Tammann 1984Nature 307326. IRTF
70	91	3	-3	1984.207	HK	BothunG. \etal 1984ApJ 278475 (ScI's)
71	85	5	-5	1984.54	O	PaturelG. 1984ApJ 282382. Sosies Long
72	102	8	-8	1984.56	O	PaturelG. 1984ApJ 282382. Sosies Short
73	75	8	-8	1984.8	L	BorgeestU. \& RefsdalS. 1984A&A 141318. 0957+561 ( 10 percent errors added by GC)
74	101	10	-10	1984.919	A	deVaucouleurs \& Peters1984ApJ 2871
75	97	20	-20	1985.086	S	deVaucouleursG. 1985ApJ 2895. Tycho's SN
76	99	7	-7	1985.75	SV	deVaucouleursG. \& CorwinH. 1985ApJ 29723
77	50	7	-7	1985.5	AS	Sandage \& Tammann 1985in SN as Distance IndicatorsBarteled (Berlin: Springer) p1.
78	70	30	-30	1985.52	S	BartelN. 1985in SN as Distance IndicatorsBarteled (Berlin: Springer) p107.
79	55	15	-15	1985.54	S	BranchD. 1985in SN as Distance IndicatorsBarteled (Berlin: Springer) p138.
80	43	10	-10	1985.56	SS	CadonauS \& T 1985in SN as Distance IndicatorsBarteled (Berlin: Springer) p151.
81	120	20	-20	1985.5	O	GiraudE. 1885A\&A 153125
82	52	2	-2	1985.54	AS	TammannG. \& SandageA. 1985ApJ 29481. Virgo
83	60	10	10	1985.58	S	KirshnerR. 1985in SN as Distance IndicatorsBarteled (Berlin: Springer) p171.
84	55	15	-15	1985.6	S	WheelerJ. C. 1985in SN as Distance IndicatorsBarteled (Berlin: Springer) p200.
85	67	4	-4	1985.64	H	VisvanathanN. 1985PASAu 6140. Virgo
86	50	7	-7	1986	AS	Sandage \& Tammann 1986in Innerspace/OuterspaceKolb \etal eds(Chicago: Chicago) p41.
87	85	25	-20	1986.02	HK	HuchraJ. 1986in Innerspace/OuterspaceKolb \etal eds.(Chicago: Chicago) p65.
88	92	1	-1	1986.207	HK	Aaronson \etal 1986ApJ 302536
89	90	20	-20	1986.253	AK	Aaronson \& Mould 1986ApJ 3031
90	109	4	-4	1986.355	O	deVaucouleursG. and PetersW. 1986ApJ 30319. Sosies
91	43	10	-10	1986.5	AS	Sandage1986in Luminous Stars ... p 40.
92	50	7	-7	1985.502	O	TammannG. \& SandageA. 1985ApJ 29481. InfallCMB and H
93	99	10	-10	1986.6	AV	deVaucouleurs 1986in Galaxy Distances and DeviationsMadore and Tully eds (Dordrecht: Reidel) p1.
94	60	10	-10	1986.62	S	Wheeler \& Harkness 1986in Galaxy Distances and DeviationsMadore and Tully eds (Dordrecht: Reidel) p45.
95	85	15	-15	1986.64	HK	Aaronson 1986in Galaxy Distances and DeviationsMadore and Tully eds (Dordrecht: Reidel) p55.
96	55	5	-5	1986.66	B	Huchtmeier 1986in Galaxy Distances and DeviationsMadore and Tully eds (Dordrecht: Reidel) p63.
97	60	6	-6	1986.68	BS	Kraan-Korteweg \etal 1986in Galaxy Distances and DeviationsMadore and Tully eds (Dordrecht: Reidel) p65.
98	72	3	-3	1986.7	B	Bottinelli \etal 1986in Galaxy Distances and DeviationsMadore and Tully eds (Dordrecht: Reidel) p73.
99	70	5	-5	1986.72	A	Visvanathan 1986in Galaxy Distances and DeviationsMadore and Tully eds (Dordrecht: Reidel) p99.
100	67	7	-7	1986.75	L	GondhalekharWilsmP. DupreeA. \& BurkeB. 1986in New Insights in Astrophysics. Eight Years of UV Astronomy with IUE p 715-717( 10 percent errors added by GC)