Gamma light Black Black with points of light

Gamma light only lasted 300,000 years after that it was black. All the
energy at this spacetime was black energy A spacetime where just about
every thing was 100% hidden. It was a time when electrons bind with
nuclei this time was the longest time lapse after the big bang. It was 9
billion years to have enough hydrogen,and helium gas to start creating
stars,and heavy elements. Galactic formations as we still see them now
took 8 billion years. The birth of our solar system 5 billion years ago.
Lets add up those time zones 8+9+5= 22 billion years in all. The
universe is 22 billion years old. That has a familiar ring to it. Bert

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"Starman" wrote in message
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nope the universe is between 13.7 and 15.8 billion years old
the oldest star (HE0107-5240) is about 14 billion years old, this star is
virtually metal free and
it is from the first generation of stars made from the simple elements
left
over from the Big Bang
so why do you asume it took 300000 years + 9 billion years after the big
bang before stars was created ?

"G=EMC^2 Glazier" skrev i en meddelelse
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Gamma light only lasted 300,000 years after that it was black. All the
energy at this spacetime was black energy A spacetime where just about
every thing was 100% hidden. It was a time when electrons bind with
nuclei this time was the longest time lapse after the big bang. It was 9
billion years to have enough hydrogen,and helium gas to start creating
stars,and heavy elements. Galactic formations as we still see them now
took 8 billion years. The birth of our solar system 5 billion years ago.
Lets add up those time zones 8+9+5= 22 billion years in all. The
universe is 22 billion years old. That has a familiar ring to it. Bert


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