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A New Study Says We May Be Living in a Variable Universe

Dark energy’s grip on the cosmos could be more fickle than scientists once believed.

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A New, More Accurate Measurement for the Clumpiness of the Universe

An X-ray survey by the orbiting eROSITA instrument helps cosmologists determine the clumpiness (or distribution) of matter in the Universe.

Matthias klugeKang liuVittorio ghirardiniMax planck institute for extraterrestrial physicsMax planck instituteExtraterrestrial physicsEsra bulbulBig bangStandard cosmological modelCosmic microwave backgroundYannick bah

Our universe is merging with baby universes , causing it to expand, new theoretical study suggests

The universe is expanding faster and faster, but not all scientists agree that dark energy is the cause. Perhaps, instead, our universe keeps colliding with and absorbing smaller baby universes, a new theoretical study suggests.

Jan ambjYoshiyuki watabikiJames webbCopenhagen universityTokyo institute of technologyStandard cosmological modelAstroparticle physicsTokyo institute

Study Suggests Universe Rapidly Expanding by Absorbing Baby Universes

Study Suggests Universe Rapidly Expanding by Absorbing Baby Universes
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Our Universe Is Swallowing Baby Parallel Universes As It Expands, Scientists Suggest

Hungry Hungry Universe That the universe is constantly expanding is commonly agreed-upon science. The why piece, however, remains more mysterious; most researchers agree that dark energy is responsible for our universe's ever-creeping growth, but dark energy has never actually been observed by science — so far, we've only been able to infer its existence by the […]

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