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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-37438458
bbc source - not fringe - not widely reported? not on main news?
the gaia space telescope recently clocked the expansion of the universe -
revising the age of the universe from 13.88 billion years down to a few
hundred million years.
wonderful science
so the earth was meant to be 4.5 billion years old - what age is it now?
a 100 million years? how long to cool down? for life to begin... could Zorro be right?
might the speed of light be slowing down?
half a billion years old universe, if we are being generous. you plonkers.
science - your own guys - oh my.... ding dong.
bbc source - not fringe - not widely reported? not on main news?
the gaia space telescope recently clocked the expansion of the universe -
revising the age of the universe from 13.88 billion years down to a few
hundred million years.
wonderful science
so the earth was meant to be 4.5 billion years old - what age is it now?
a 100 million years? how long to cool down? for life to begin... could Zorro be right?
might the speed of light be slowing down?
half a billion years old universe, if we are being generous. you plonkers.
science - your own guys - oh my.... ding dong.
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You seem to have read and quoted the piece incorrectly, 'revising the age of the universe from 13.88 billion years down BY (not 'to') a few
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