Home | News | Predictions | Forums | Login or create an account
  
 News
 Archive
 Search
 Latest News
 Predictions
 Predictions
 Faqs
 Community
 Forums
 User Groups
 Feedback
 Links and Downloads
 Web Links
 Downloads

Top MembersUser Points
1: HEMETIS1289  
2: Nick1170  
3: Frankinstien570  
4: Roland535  
5: joseaugusto380  
6: cwes99_03340  
7: evolution195  
8: Rex143  
9: Pundit10132  
10: KingLeo129  
Top ExpertsExpert Points
1:Nick41074  
2:archangel11872  
3:Rex9559  
4:HEMETIS8708  
5:Perrier7827  
6:conor7294  
7:RottiPaka7181  
8:DrDoom5573  
9:joseaugusto5468  
10:arvo4359  


Home | Add a Prediction | Whats New | Popular | Top Rated | User Ranking | Winners

Search:

Predictions : Breakthroughs in Science : UNIVERSE AGE
UNIVERSE AGE
Posted by Nick on 23-Aug-2007 - Day(s) left: 7015
2354 people have seen this prediction.
If the most distant object is measured to be 13 billion light years away it is still older. It traveled slower than light to get that distance.

The universe has gone on to age the amount of time it took light to reach us since its emission there. Its a relative. What we see isn't what IS now.




Print | Add comment | Send to a friend
0 gurus have rated this prediction:
/10

Comments:
Author: Nicholas
The astronmers calculate the age of the universe from the time it took for the light from the most distant objects to reach us. They need to include the time it took the universe to expand and carry that most distant object out to 13billlion light years. Once the expansion of the universe is included it should be added to the time it took for the light to be observed. The age of the universe is now calculated to be 35 billion.

The universe had to expand first.
Author: Nicholas
Our picture of the universe is 13 billion years out of date. It always will be out of date even more so in the future.



We recommend:

.

In Association with Amazon.co.uk

Search Amazon

[Valid RSS] [Valid Atom 0.3]


Recommended sites:

· Encyclopaedia
· Wikipedia