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topological universePopular Mechanics
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An international group of scientists has reanalyzed data from the Cosmic Microwave Background ( CMB ) to find out the shape of the universe.
It suggests that the CMB actually supports relatively simple euclidean (a.k.a. flat) topologies.
A finite shape, such as a torus, could cause illusions where telescopes could be viewing the same space of universe at different points in the sky.
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