The universe's expansion may actually have started to slow rather than accelerating at an ever-increasing rate as previously thought, a new study suggests.
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There’s a cosmological model in which the bounce actually takes place inside a supermassive black hole, and I know that some of the folks who like that view were excited about the James Webb results from last year that showed what appears to be a preferred axis of rotation for galaxies. I don’t know too much about the view though (I’m a lot more familiar with the small stuff than the big stuff).
There’s a cosmological model in which the bounce actually takes place inside a supermassive black hole, and I know that some of the folks who like that view were excited about the James Webb results from last year that showed what appears to be a preferred axis of rotation for galaxies. I don’t know too much about the view though (I’m a lot more familiar with the small stuff than the big stuff).