Debates over the shape of the Earth and the rate of the universe's expansion have a very different feel

A flat-Earth fight, an inconsistent Hubble constant, and carbon atoms at a graphene 'watering hole'

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A flat-Earth fight, an inconsistent Hubble constant, and carbon atoms at a graphene 'watering hole'

A flat-Earth fight, an inconsistent Hubble constant, and carbon atoms at a graphene 'watering hole'

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