Tiny black holes born in the fire of the Big Bang may not only inflate the universe to gigantic proportions but also masquerade as dark energy. Their gravity doesn't attract but pushes matter apart—and this could solve the biggest cosmological mystery of the decade.
🎯 A black hole weighing as much as an asteroid, squeezed to the size of a proton. It evaporates faster than light flashes, yet can inflate the entire universe.