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Nature’s oldest light gives new insight into age of universe – Mirage News
An international team including scientists from Cardiff University have provided a new estimate of the age of the universe, placing it at roughly 13.77…
An international team including scientists from Cardiff University have provided a new estimate of the age of the universe, placing it at roughly 13.77 billion years old.
This new measurement, made using the Atacama Cosmology Telescope (ACT) in South America, adds a new twist to an ongoing debate over the exact age of the universe.
The estimate matches that made by the Planck satellite and adds support to the current standard model of the universe; however, it differs from measurements made in…
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