The mourning constant

The discovery of SN H0pe, a distant supernova that was observed in three replicates using gravitational insolation, allowed researchers to accurately measure the Hubble constant at different times, revealing insights into the expansion rate of the universe
The Hubble Space Telescope photograph of NGC 1559 shows the active star formation regions of the galaxy using special light filters
Web sightings provide new insights into a decade-long mystery
Webb's measurements provide new light on a decade-long mystery known as the Hubble stress - the differences in the age of the universe between the Hubble observations and past observations that remain unexplained * Prof. Adam Rees, winner
Motions of satellite galaxies around groups and clusters of giant galaxies could provide valuable insights into their evolution. The observations of such motion provide crucial clues about the age of the universe
New research has improved the accuracy of the parameters that control the expansion of the universe. More precise parameters will help astronomers determine how the universe grew to its current state, and how it will evolve in the future.