In a groundbreaking turn of events, researchers have unveiled a bold new theory that links the enigma of dark energy to the nature of neutrinos, igniting excitement in the scientific community. This unconventional approach, termed the **cosmologically coupled black hole (CCBH)** hypothesis, suggests that black holes could act as miniature Big Bangs in reverse, offering unprecedented insights into the universe's infancy.

Conducted by the **Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI)** team at Kitt Peak National Observatory, Arizona, the study aims to decode the mysterious universe that constitutes 95% of the total mass and energy around us—a realm shrouded in mystery. Dark energy, an elusive force that accelerates cosmic expansion, has puzzled scientists since its discovery at the turn of the millennium.

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