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👀 Universe expansion may be slowing, not accelerating, study suggests / The Guardian
“It has been 27 years since the discovery of dark energy and the accelerating universe,” said Lee. “There was a key assumption, however, which turned out to be incorrect. It’s like doing up a shirt with the first button fastened incorrectly.”
Radical #Anthropology in Bethnal Green tonight
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We're doing a fun event, the day after 🌕 (Thur Nov 6) at Love Shack, on the #Moon in human origins and #Hadza lunar #cosmology
Radical #Anthropology in Bethnal Green tonight
👇👇👇
We're doing a fun event, the day after 🌕 (Thur Nov 6) at Love Shack, on the #Moon in human origins and #Hadza lunar #cosmology
Some amazing pics of George Smoot and the U2 Anisotropy Experiment
Some amazing pics of George Smoot and the U2 Anisotropy Experiment
Berkeley Lab: Honoring the Legacy of George Smoot
https://elements.lbl.gov/news/honoring-the-legacy-of-george-smoot/
Some amazing pics of George Smoot and the U2 Anisotropy Experiment
@ehtelescope ☝️ Event Horizon Telescope, the global network of telescopes which captured the first image of a supermassive black hole (yes, that one), studies extreme phenomena of the universe and is working on new discoveries. And they have just landed on the fediverse with an official account.
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We’re the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) - a global network of telescopes working together to study black holes and other extreme cosmic phenomena.
In 2019, we captured the first image of a supermassive black hole (M87*), followed in 2022 by Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy.
Follow @span ehtelescope for scientific updates, behind-the-scenes looks at our worldwide collaboration, and the latest discoveries from the edge of space and time.
@ehtelescope ☝️ Event Horizon Telescope, the global network of telescopes which captured the first image of a supermassive black hole (yes, that one), studies extreme phenomena of the universe and is working on new discoveries. And they have just landed on the fediverse with an official account.
Professor Emeritus Rainer Weiss, influential physicist who forged new paths to understanding the universe, dies at 92
Professor Emeritus Rainer Weiss, influential physicist who forged new paths to understanding the universe, dies at 92
💥 What Will the Betelgeuse Supernova Be Like - And Will It Hurt Us? • Universe Today
｢ It will be visible during the day. It will be brighter than any planet. It will be almost as bright as the full moon. You'll be able to read a book by the light of the Betelgeuse supernova at midnight ｣
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