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26 Is The New 13

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First published at 18:16 UTC on March 27th, 2024.

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Recently captured deep space images from the James Webb Space Telescope reveal the POSSIBILITY that light may not have been as well-behaved in the earliest days of the universe as it is today. To put it simply, light may have been lying to us about the age of the Universe, and if this is true, then instead of a 13-odd billion year old cosmos, it may in fact be 26-odd billion years old instead. Why does this matter? Well — if true — then theoretical band-aids such as Dark Matter and Dark Energy are simply no longer needed… and that’s a big deal.

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