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Hubble Shows the Universe is 'Missing' a Lot of Light
Experts are looking up at the stars and thinking "it shouldn't be so dark up there." New readings from the Hubble Space Telescope have shown that there is a whopping 80 percent deficit in known ultraviolet light in the Universe compared to what models imply.
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