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June 16th 07, 03:01 PM
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How Old is our Universe?
Scott Read this so it must be reality. It gave the universe's age at 15
to 16 billion years,and it could be still off by 4 billion years. Every time we get better wave detectors the universe gets older and fatter. I alter my spring scale and calendar to keep me slim and young It gives me an approximation. bert 
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