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reading thru some of the posts I havn't really found the answer. The universe is expanding but is it a constant rate or is it an accelerating rate?
The universe's expansion is currently understood to be accelerating, a conclusion drawn from observations of distant Supernovae Type 1a in the 1990s. This acceleration is attributed to Dark Energy, which exerts a high negative pressure. Unlike positive pressure, which increases gravitational effects and decelerates expansion, negative pressure facilitates the acceleration of the universe's expansion.
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