November 12, 20191 min read, 111 words
Published: November 12, 2019 | 1 min read, 111 words
Abstract threads. Image: Andriy Onufriyenko/Getty ImagesScientists are finding that galaxies can move with each other across huge distances, and against the predictions of basic cosmological models. The reason why could change everything we think we know about the universe. “One ...
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Speculation
November 12, 2019
There's some speculation throughout the piece, and very little hard evidence provided to support the headline's claim. It's not a bad article, but it definitely left me unsatisfied and with more questions than answers. I understand that this is a field of study on the outer edge of our comprehension as a species, but almost the entirety of the article was the author's interpretation rather than data or diagrams.
November 12, 2019
Investigative
November 13, 2019
This article references the cosmic web, and some chunks of string theory. The discussion is extremely high level so as not to confuse laymen, but there is no context for readers to understand the importance or relevance of the discussion. The info is about as good as we can expect in a cutting edge portion of cosmology, where much of the work is pushing theories and looking for observations to prove or disprove them; however, the piece would get 5 stars if it included sufficient context to explain the back drop of the discussion.
November 13, 2019
Well Sourced
November 12, 2019
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November 12, 2019