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Astronomers Calculate Universe’s Age With Atacama Desert Telescope – Gizmodo Australia
High up in Chile’s Atacama Desert, miles away from the dull glow of light pollution, the secluded Atacama Cosmology Telescope is in prime position to search the…
High up in Chiles Atacama Desert, miles away from the dull glow of light pollution, the secluded Atacama Cosmology Telescope is in prime position to search the sky for answers. The question most recently on its mind? The age of the universe, a cosmic quandary that can be answered in different ways, depending on how you measure the universes accelerating expansion.
A paper recently published in the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics has measured the rate of that expansion, called the…
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