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Even Albert Einstein, who first proposed it as the Cosmological Constant in his 1916 General Theory of Relativity, doubted dark energy existed. He called it his greatest blunder
. Now, after a five-year survey of nearly 240,000 galaxies reflecting eight billion years of cosmic history, a team of astrophysicists has shown the elusive force exists. The data were obtained using the Anglo-Australian Telescope, and 26 scientists contributed to the so-called WiggleZ Dark Energy Survey.
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Even
Albert
Einstein,
who
first
proposed
it
as
the
Cosmological
Constant
in
his
1916
General
Theory
of
Relativity,
doubted
dark
energy
existed.
He
called
it
his
"greatest
blunder".
Now,
after
a
five-year
survey
of
nearly
240,000
galaxies
reflecting
eight
billion
years
of
cosmic
history,
a
team
of
astrophysicists
has
shown
the
elusive
force
exists.
The
data
were
obtained
using
the
Anglo-Australian
Telescope,
and
26
scientists
contributed
to
the
so-called
WiggleZ
Dark
Energy
Survey.
