Voiding the Cosmic Void: We're not at Center of the Universe After All

Models of the universe that place us near the center of a large, sparse region don't jibe with astronomical observations. Cosmologists at the University of British Columbia reached the conclusion through a new analysis that reaffirms the presence of a perplexing dark energy.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news148152748.html">Voiding the Cosmic Void: We're not at Center of the Universe After All</a></p> <p>Models of the universe that place us near the center of a large, sparse region don't jibe with astronomical observations. Cosmologists at the University of British Columbia reached the conclusion through a new analysis that reaffirms the presence of a perplexing dark energy.</p>