Cosmologists Reevaluate Long-Held Views on the Universe

Top astronomers are gathering to challenge long-held assumptions about the universe, including the century-old theory of its constant expansion. Evidence suggests that the universe may be expanding unevenly, with one hemisphere hosting more quasars than the other, potentially undermining our understanding of dark energy. Some researchers propose that the cosmological constant varies across space, contradicting the standard model of physics. Astronomers are eager to reevaluate established principles to gain a deeper understanding of the cosmos.