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We feel all of our sources are trustworthy, as many come from the pages of the actual astrophysicists who are working with researching distant supernovae in relation to finding the fate of our Uinverse.  Others obviously come from magazines and newspapers, which we feel are equally reliable.  Dr. Pogge is a professor at Ohio State,  his information correlates with other articles we have read, and we also trust the numbers and research done with his matierial.