GR scores. Father Albert's script.

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2211184-star-hurtling-around-a-giant-black-hole-proves-einstein-right-again/

On dark energy...

It is interesting but...not sure if I would claim the word 'final' as the final word about it. There are variants and diverse routes on this path. Possibly the 'path integral' has not yet fully unfold. Nature is amazing and, moreover, tentative theories do provide a wide range of scenarios to consider. https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2019/07/26/we-have-already-entered-the-sixth-and-final-era-of-our-universe/

On dark energy....

https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2019/07/26/we-have-already-entered-the-sixth-and-final-era-of-our-universe/. It is interesting but...not sure if I would claim the word 'final' as the final word about it. There are variants and diverse routes on this path. Possibly the 'path integral' has not yet fully unfold. Nature is amazing and, moreover, tentative theories do provide a wide range of scenarios to consider.

A tall order...

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-49091214

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Zodiacal Road

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Zodiacal Road
Image Credit & Copyright: Ruslan Merzlyakov (RMS Photography) Explanation: What's that strange light down the road? Dust orbiting the Sun. At certain times of the year, a band of sun-reflecting dust from the inner Solar System appears prominently just after sunset -- or just before sunrise -- and is called zodiacal light. Although the origin of this dust is still being researched, a leading hypothesis holds that zodiacal dust originates mostly from faint Jupiter-family comets and slowly spirals into the Sun. Recent analysis of dust emitted by Comet 67P, visited by ESA's robotic Rosetta spacecraft, bolster this hypothesis. Pictured when climbing a road up to Teide National Park in the Canary Islands of Spain, a bright triangle of zodiacal light appeared in the distance soon after sunset. Captured on June 21, the scene includes bright Regulus, alpha star of Leo, standing above center toward the left. The Beehive Star Cluster (M44) can be spotted below center, closer to the horizon and also immersed in the zodiacal glow.

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BBH -> GWs

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Not most recent but worthy to think about, if looking up, N-hemisphere, towards about N-E or NW, compass location hourly dependent. BBH. And yes, a graphic location of the top source of GWs. Up there... You can really see the area, from your balcony, window.... And if you want to know more (You should, U know...) please have a look at http://grg.uib.es/publico/ . Very nice, really.