NASA admits it has found cracks in our current model of the universe
Scientists have a near-perfect model of the universe. But now…cracks are starting to show. The expansion rate doesn’t match. Dark energy might not be constant. And if that’s true, we may need new physics. The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, expected to launch in September this year, is about to test it all, shared by Roman Telescope Senior Project Scientist Julie Mcenery during a news conference at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.
