U. scientist part of team looking at timetable of expanding universe and its 'dark energy'

Shedding a little light on one of the universe's darkest secrets

Published: Sunday, Dec. 2 2012 12:06 p.m. MST

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A Utah scientist is part of team that has thrown a tiny bit more light on the baffling, poorly understood force that seems to permeate the universe.

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samhill

Salt Lake City, UT

I find the most amazing thing about the current theory of the universe is the surprise that surprises like this can happen after so much scientific "knowledge" of how the universe operates. At least on the macro vs. micro (quantum) level.
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7:00 a.m. Dec. 2, 2012
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ehekeal13

WEST VALLEY CITY, UT

Blue, they may be "established knowledge" but that does not mean they are all concrete facts or truth. That's why the word "theory" is used so much in science, and its constantly changing. By the way, it takes a similar amount of More..

4:47 p.m. Dec. 2, 2012
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Mike Richards

South Jordan, Utah

Doctors "practice" medicine even though they are trained beyond the level that "practice" should be required. Lawyers "practice" law. They too are educated beyond the level where "practice" would be required.
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4:31 p.m. Dec. 2, 2012
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