DESI Collaboration, A. G. Adame, J. Aguilar
Featured August 9, 2026
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By carefully measuring how cosmic patterns appear stretched or squashed in the distant universe, the authors precisely map the universe's expansion, finding a tighter fit for its history than ever before.
The scientists measure how cosmic patterns look stretched or squashed to figure out how fast the universe is growing.
Their new measurements give a much clearer picture of how the universe expanded long ago, helping to solve big cosmic puzzles.
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