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In summary, NASA articles are published to share new discoveries, advancements, or missions related to space exploration and research. The target audience for these articles is usually the general public, as well as scientists and researchers. The full articles can be accessed and read on the NASA website or through various news outlets. The information in NASA articles is typically reliable, but it is always important to evaluate the credibility of the source. New articles are published on a regular basis, usually several times a week, and can be followed through social media or email updates.
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I have a question about a recent NASA article Titled http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/hubble/science/cosmic-expansion.html" .

Is it safe to assume that when hypothesis talk about a low density bubble that they mean a density lower than expected? Meaning that they have taken into account that if the universe is expanding one would expect to be at the exact center of a low density area with density increasing as one views farther away.
 
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I think that is what they mean.
 

1. What is the main purpose of the recent NASA article?

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2. Who is the target audience for NASA articles?

The target audience for NASA articles is usually the general public, as well as scientists and researchers who are interested in space exploration and related topics. However, some articles may be targeted towards a more specific audience, such as students or professionals in a particular field.

3. How can I access and read the full NASA article?

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4. Is the information in the NASA article reliable?

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5. How often are new NASA articles published?

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