Breakthrough: South Pole Telescope Just Measured the Universe’s First Light!

“Breakthrough: South Pole Telescope Just Measured the Universe’s First Light!”
Scientists at the South Pole have just delivered a stunning breakthrough in cosmology. Using the upgraded SPT-3G camera, the South Pole Telescope has captured the most precise ground-based measurements ever of the cosmic microwave background—the faint glow left over from the Big Bang. This incredible data confirms the controversial Hubble tension and sharpens discrepancies in our current model of the universe. With only 25% of the sky mapped so far, this may be the beginning of a new era in understanding how the cosmos evolves. Ground-based observatories are now matching, even surpassing, space missions like Planck in precision. Could we be on the verge of rewriting the laws of cosmology? Watch the full video to explore what this means for the future of astronomy, dark energy, and the very fabric of the universe.
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https://www.spacedaily.com/m/reports/Latest_data_from_South_Pole_Telescope_signals_new_era_for_measuring_the_first_light_in_the_universe_999.html