The Dark Energy Survey (DES) has released its final results after six years of scanning the southern sky.
Sandeep K S
Jan 27
1 min read
Exploring the mysteries of the universe, this infographic titled "Decoding Dark Energy" illustrates the enigmatic force pushing the universe apart, discovered in 1998. Dark energy constitutes about 70% of the cosmos and accelerates cosmic expansion. The Dark Energy Survey, over six years, mapped 669 million galaxies with the help of over 400 scientists and revealed insights through gravitational lensing. Ongoing research tests two models of dark energy's density, guiding future discoveries in astrophysics.
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