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An interesting end-note on this term. principle investigators from Princeton first published findings in 1998 apparently revealing an [[accelerating]] expansion for the universe<ref>http://map.gsfc.nasa.gov/m_mm.html</ref>. Because this initially seemed like it might be a sort of "anti-gravity" factor (similar in concept to Einstein's original notion), it became quite popular briefly for scientists to dub it the 'Cosmological Constant' as well.

An interesting end-note on this term. principle investigators from Princeton first published findings in 1998 apparently revealing an [[accelerating]] expansion for the universe<ref>http://map.gsfc.nasa.gov/m_mm.html</ref>. Because this initially seemed like it might be a sort of "anti-gravity" factor (similar in concept to Einstein's original notion), it became quite popular briefly for scientists to dub it the 'Cosmological Constant' as well.

Subsequent observations and deeper analysis have revealed that not only is the accelerating expansion a real [[phenomenon]], but the effect arises from a much deeper and more fundamental characteristic of the fabric of space-time itself.  For more information, see: [[Dark Energy]].

Subsequent observations and deeper analysis have revealed that not only is the accelerating expansion a real [[phenomenon]], but that the effect arises from a much deeper and more fundamental characteristic of the fabric of space-time itself.  For more information, see: [[Dark Energy]].

==Criticisms==

==Criticisms==