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The 2011 Nobel Prize for physics was awarded to three astronomers for their measurements that were interpreted as providing evidence of an acceleration in the expansion of the universe rather than a slowing, as had been expected. The subsequent theoretical explanation, or model, of the observed phenomenon led to the postulation of 'dark matter' or 'dark energy'. The implications of this new form of energy are startling to say the least. The following quote came from an article about the Nobel Prize award in the New York Times"'. 'If the universe continues accelerating, astronomers say, rather than coasting gently into the night, distant galaxies will eventually be moving apart so quickly that they cannot communicate with one another and all the energy will be sucked out of the universe'. It may be quite some time before any such event occurs, so it is probably too early to start worrying about a cosmic energy shortage.
机译：2011年诺贝尔物理学奖授予了三位天文学家，他们的测量被解释为提供了宇宙膨胀的加速证据，而不是预期的减速。随后对观察到的现象的理论解释或模型导致了“暗物质”或“暗能量”的假设。至少可以说，这种新型能源的含义令人吃惊。以下引述来自有关《纽约时报》诺贝尔奖获得者的文章。“''天文学家说，如果宇宙继续加速发展，而不是缓慢进入黑夜，遥远的星系最终将移动得如此之快，以至于它们无法彼此交流，所有的能量都将从宇宙中吸走。任何此类事件可能要过一段时间，因此开始担心宇宙能量短缺可能为时过早。

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