Yes it is an issue because the error bars on both these values is smaller than the difference between the two. So something is going on: either something a bit boring like a systematic measurement error or maybe our cosmological model needs to be refined, or something else we haven't thought of yet. This is really good news though, it means we have a clue to help us improve our understanding of the Universe. We were at a point in Physics where our best theories could predict almost all the measurement data we could throw at them. Discrepancies are the beginning of new and better theories, yay!

You should have stopped right there. The rest is just a bunch of non sense from somebody who doesn't understand the physics

Itâ(TM)s not about the users, itâ(TM)s about the customers. Google and others canâ(TM)t afford to not have access to European advertisers. So they will have to comply if this ever get implemented

And now you know why developers prefer creating apps on iOS, that's where the money is.

Of course free speech is a protected right in the EU: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

They absolutely did, the cloud of dust you see on impact is created by the retro rockets that fire just before touchdown. This was a good recovery. You can see the same happening on a perfectly executed Soyouz capsule: https://youtu.be/CYqW0rDEjnE?t...

You only see spikes well on bright points of light, but they are technically there for all stars/galaxies. This is due to the hexagonal symmetry of the mirrors and cannot be removed in post processing without destroying data. This is not just an electronic artifact, it is an optical artifact that is actually recorded by the censors so it is effectively hiding what's behind the spikes.

Yes, these "star trails" are created by the light of galaxies 13 billions light years away that is being bent by gravitational effects due to a cluster of galaxies about 4.3 billions light years away that are in the line of sight

Yeah... Except for the fact that Valve's Steam Box will most likely work the same way: you buy a game that is then tied to your Steam account and you can't resell it, just like now with Steam on desktop.