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Old June 17th 07, 01:23 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Default How Old is our Universe?

The WMAP data is as good as it gets right now, and the value for the age
of the universe is less than 14 billion years. The error bars on the
data are quite tight too.


That is pure nonsense, from a species of mortal little human beings,
that doesn't even know how to prolong their short lifespans for more
than 100 years.

God is more knowledgable in every possible way, than your mortal
little species can even imagine.

 




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