Active galaxies point to new physics of cosmic expansion

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The discussion centers on the implications of active galaxies for understanding cosmic expansion and the nature of dark energy. It highlights that the prevailing belief is that dark energy remains constant throughout the universe's history, yet ongoing research suggests this may not be the case. The article referenced indicates that the variability of dark energy is an open question in cosmology, warranting further investigation. The thread concludes with the acknowledgment that definitive answers are still pending.

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wolram said:
can dark energy vary over the history of the universe?

So far the mainstream belief is that it doesn't. But it's still an open area of research, as the article you linked to shows. Since it's an open area of research, a final answer is not known.
 
The OP question has been answered. Thread closed.
 

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