How can we tell the Universe is billions of years old?
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Count the rings. Sorry. I had to do it.
no fallen limited to only fourth dimension and finite mankind can know .
Because of the number of candles on it’s birthday cake! :-P
Simply put, we measure the farthest known source of light, then multiply that by the speed light travels, which gives us distance, and more importantly… time.
Adina1968 : Is that where the sun comes from? A birthday cake with waytoomany candles?
@Delerium, and they’re the trick candles that you cant blow out!
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