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      <title>Canada's CHIME telescope detects the universe's hydrogen glow on its own, opening a new way to study dark energy</title>
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      <description>The Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment has made the first standalone detection of the 21 cm hydrogen signal from when the universe was five billion years old, proving it can probe dark energy without costly galaxy surveys.</description>
      <author>Priya Raman</author>
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