The first Hubble diagram and cosmological constraints using superluminous supernovae

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RT @UoS_SNe: Congrats to @COSMO_83 for showing that superluminous supernovae (one of our favourite types in Southampton!) can be used as an…

RT @robertcnichol: Bravo to @COSMO_83 for getting this paper https://t.co/IP6Ey4bO3G over the line. While the errors are large, the systema…

RT @UoS_SNe: Congrats to @COSMO_83 for showing that superluminous supernovae (one of our favourite types in Southampton!) can be used as an…

Congrats to @COSMO_83 for showing that superluminous supernovae (one of our favourite types in Southampton!) can be used as an independent test of cosmological models. Because they're so bright, you can use them at higher redshift than 'normal' SNe! htt…

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