New Study of Supernovae May Absolve Einstein of His Self-Confessed "Biggest Blunder"
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Based on an ongoing study of exploding stars in the distant universe, astrophysicists have concluded that the effect of the 'dark energy' that is speeding up the expansion of the universe is within 10 percent of that of Albert Einstein's celebrated cosmological constant. Cosmologists regard this result as a major step forward in understanding the nature of this mysterious property of the universe.
Based on an ongoing study of exploding stars in the distant universe, astrophysicists have concluded that the effect of the 'dark energy' that is speeding up the expansion of the universe is within 10 percent of that of Albert Einstein's celebrated cosmological constant. Cosmologists regard this result as a major step forward in understanding the nature of this mysterious property of the universe.
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