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April 29th 19, 03:06 AM
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Revise age of the universe?
Can the recent findings of the Space Telescope Institute be used
to revise the age of the universe. What would the estimate of 13.7E9 years become if the current rate of acceleration obtained over the entire lifetime? 
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