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Prior to the 1990s, these were considered the only two possibilities for the future of our universe.
Supernova data suggests that our universe is not slowing in its expansion, but accelerating.
After the 1990’s, a third possibility emerged from the observations – it appears the universe is accelerating.
Only 4% of the mass-energy of the universe is composed of ordinary atoms.
The South Pole Telescope is active in the hunt for the effects of Dark Matter and Dark Energy.
Curvature of Space
The Limits of Knowledge
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