Interesting, but a void of 1B ly radius is 285 Mpc which is crazy huge. And I don’t believe galactic density supports that. Also, of this were the case, then the Hubble Tension would be biased towards a direction *unless* we were near the center of said void, which would be highly coincidental. But the Hubble Tension exists equally (within margin of error) in all directions.
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This is weird. The [Local Bubble](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_Bubble) has been known for a while. Why are they speaking like a local void is only an idea?
Interesting, but a void of 1B ly radius is 285 Mpc which is crazy huge. And I don’t believe galactic density supports that. Also, of this were the case, then the Hubble Tension would be biased towards a direction *unless* we were near the center of said void, which would be highly coincidental. But the Hubble Tension exists equally (within margin of error) in all directions.