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Stories for Jan. 13, 1999 Regular Features
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Top Story: 1998's Hottest Science Story Independent research by two international teams of scientists - one involving Berkeley astronomers, the other involving physicists based at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory - has been picked as the number one science story of the year by the editors of Science magazine.
The discovery by the two teams that the expansion of the universe is accelerating surprised everyone, and threw a wrench into current cosmological theories. The scientists came to this conclusion after measuring the speed at which distant supernovas are receding from us. (continues) |
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