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The rate of expansion of the universe is accelerating across the cosmos, driven by dark energy.
But maybe not at the edges of black holes, new research suggests.
The concept may help solve a longstanding problem in cosmology called the "Hubble tension" A theoretical physicist from the University of New Haven in Connecticut has suggested that black holes are almost "almost black holes".
The value of the cosmological constant is greater than what is obtained when we look at distant Type Ia supernovas and stars that alternate in brightness called Cephid variables.
By some estimations, the difference between the two values is as great as 121 orders of magnitude.
This problem, referred to as the Hubble tension, has only grown worse as quantum field theory and cosmology have improved.
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