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Scientists Just Made A Serious Breakthrough. Now This Nobel Prize Winner Thinks We’ve Mapped The Universe All Wrong - All That's Interesting

By Cara Johnson

Scientists measure the expansion of the universe based on the constant of dark energy, but now experts say the mysterious force may not be constant at all.

For decades, scientists have used two different measurements to analyze the behavior of the universe. Now, the meaning of these models is being thrown into question by one of their pioneers.
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Scientists Just Made A Serious Breakthrough. Now This Nobel Prize Winner Thinks We’ve Mapped The Universe All Wrong - All That's Interesting

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