Scientists reported that the lensing effects of intervening intergalactic matter on light from extremely distant celestial objects appear to reflect the amount of energy in the universe.
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Beginning in 1977, in a series of experiments launched on rockets and then aboard the space shuttle, Davidsen and his collaborators used the distant and enigmatically powerful cosmic beacons known as quasars as a kind of searchlight shining through millions of light-years of fog to detect traces of the intervening intergalactic matter left from the Big Bang that is thought by many to have started the universe.
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