Could a new force exist beyond the known laws of physics?
In short: In this session, astrophysicist John Gribbin explores the frontiers of cosmology, questioning whether dark energy and dark matter leave room for an entirely new fundamental force.
The discussion examines the profound implications of measuring the age of the Universe to understand the nature of time itself. Using his investigations into how old the Universe is, University of Sussex Astronomy Visiting Fellow John Gribbin explores these intricate cosmological enigmas.
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