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Entry #11
As I lay in my bed last night I figured out that the Universe is not 14 billion years old. We thought so because we can only see 14 billion light years away from Earth, meaning that there are only things - to our knowledge - up to 14 billion years old. That doesn't mean that the Universe is 14 billion years old, it just means that we can only see what was - let's say made - within 14 billion years of our 'Creation'.
To find out the exact age of the Universe we would need to find the origin point. I have an idea how to find it, but no exact instructions.
- Find age of Solar system
- Guesstimate age of the gases used to form it.
- Guesstimate how long it would've take them to get to where they were.
- Assume that the calculation was from the origin point.
- If you think you've found the OP
- Find distance between Earth and OP
- multiply by two
- add to distance we can see beyond OP
EX:
OP is 4 Billion light years away
We can see 10 Billion years beyond that
2(4) + 10 = Age of our Universe
8 + 10 = A.o.U.
18 = The age of our Universe.
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