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It s going to take more than early dark energy to resolve the Hubble tension

It s going to take more than early dark energy to resolve the Hubble tension
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It s Going to Take More Than Early Dark Energy to Resolve the Hubble Tension

It s Going to Take More Than Early Dark Energy to Resolve the Hubble Tension
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Can Cosmic Inflation be Ruled Out?

Can Cosmic Inflation be Ruled Out?
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European astrophysicist pokes a hole in the Big Bang theory

Everyone knows that the universe began about 14 billion years ago after the Big Bang happened. It turns out, 'everyone' might be wrong.

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A Physics Experiment May Have Unexpectedly Detected Dark Energy On Earth

A little over one year ago, a team of researchers secretly working in an underground particle physics facility in the Abruzzo Mountains of Italy north of Rome announced they had observed an abnormally high amount of particle interactions in the world’s largest dark matter detector – XENON1T. This conflicted with what they expected from observations. Read more »

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