NO BIG BANG' Scientists For the First Time Discover Stars 780 Million Years Older than the Universe

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Eyes 200M
Mar 30, 2024

How old is the universe? As of this writing, and in case you’re still attached to the modern way in which we measure the progression of life, the age of the universe comes in at about 436,117,076,900,000,000 seconds old. That’s about 13.8 billion years to you and me.
But a group of scientists just pointed out that that number, turns out, might be wrong!!!
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