Multiple Choice
In modern cosmology, Einstein's cosmological constant is
A) an example of dark energy that causes an accelerated expansion of the universe.
B) vanishingly zero.
C) another name for the critical density of the universe.
D) the only explanation for an infinite universe.
E) of no use, as it predicts a static universe.
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