A Distant Supernova Defies Our Understanding of The Cosmos

Amid the celestial curtain of infinite stars, we've spied a rebellious supernova in 2014, tossing a curveball into our cosmic comprehension. Through a phenomena known as gravitational lensing, a star's light travels an adventurous path, warped by the gravity of cosmic titans. This journey gifts us with a celestial echo - repeated images of the same supernova, but arriving at different times. Using this quirky cosmic effect, scientists have made a fascinating calculation. They've measured the universe's expansion speed, the enigmatic Hubble constant. With this rebellious supernova, seen through the universe's own distorting glass, our understanding of the cosmos could be on the brink of a revolution. Stay tuned, because in this universe, the surprises never stop! Subscribe to Science Time: https://www.youtube.com/sciencetime24 #science #shorts #space