 According to researchers, if a small number of the oldest stars collapsed into GEODEs, rather than black holes, their contribution, on average, would result in the uniform dark energy that is observed today.According to the researchers, "What we have shown is that if GEODEs do exist, then they can easily give rise to observed phenomena that presently lack convincing explanations.We anticipate numerous other observational consequences of a GEODE scenario, including many ways to exclude it.