The age of the universe and the star that came before the Sun
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From: BURT on 13 Mar 2010 21:26 From our solar system we could talk about the star that went before but I have heard no one talk about it. The age of the universe is far older than is currently thought. This is provable because the expansion rate of the furthest objects has always been below light speed. Their light speed distance falls short of their real age. Light leaving the furthest objects must travel through expanding space still as it makes its way to us. The universe is 44 billiion and the Sun is a fifth not second generation star. Mitch Raemsch |