The new model, described in a paper presented in the arXiv preprint database, suggests that one of the universe’s greatest mysteries, dark energy, may have already been discovered.

Scientists have long theorized that our universe is dominated by dark energy, a strange and mysterious entity that seems to speed up our universe. It’s a bit of a “space riddle” for scientists, as Space.com explains. And no one really knows what dark energy is. As a result, scientists have spent decades building models to try to explain what it is and how it works.

However, according to this new research, we may have found evidence of dark energy in the radiation energy emitted when the first stars began to appear in our early universe. According to this new model, when the first stars and galaxies merged and began to develop, a strange energy radiation appeared in the universe.

This energy is believed to be the first evidence of dark energy in our universe. It was this radiation that helped the universe evolve from the fine mist of hydrogen and helium as before, and then formed the first galaxies and stars, which continued to evolve. The theory put forward by the researchers is that the dynamic energy we observe moving in this period of our universe is dark energy.

Previously, scientists assumed that dark energy was not dynamic. But this new model paints a very different picture. One day, a picture that has been proven true will mean we’ve already discovered evidence of dark energy, and will bring us one step closer to uncovering one of our universe’s greatest mysteries.