Hubble finds the universe is expanding 9% faster than it did in the past. With a 1-in-100,000 chance of the discrepancy being a fluke, there's "a very strong likelihood that we’re missing something in the cosmological model that connects the two eras," said lead author and Nobel laureate Adam Riess.

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Hubble finds the universe is expanding 9% faster than it did in the past. With a 1-in-100,000 chance of the discrepancy being a fluke, there's "a very strong likelihood that we’re missing something in the cosmological model that connects the two eras," said lead author and Nobel laureate Adam Riess.