Scientists thought the universe was uniform. New evidence says otherwise

What if one of the biggest assumptions in cosmology is wrong? New research suggests the universe may not be perfectly uniform in every direction, as scientists have long believed. A puzzling mismatch known as the cosmic dipole anomaly shows that the distribution of distant galaxies and quasars doesn’t align with patterns seen in the leftover glow of the Big Bang. If confirmed, this discrepancy could undermine the foundation of the standard model of cosmology and force researchers to rethink how the universe is structured from the ground up.

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