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If so, dark energy would resemble the cosmological constant, which Albert Einstein conceived shortly after he developed his theory of gravitation more than 90 years ago. The famous scientist came up with the idea when he proposed a theory of gravitation in 1917, but he quickly retracted the part about the cosmological constant. Lemaitre solved this problem by expropriating Einstein's cosmological constant. |
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