Take the tour ×  As we know at the time of big bang as mentioned
by the scientist the universe expanded faster than the speed of
light. So does it mean that at that time all the particles
present travelled in the time and the age of universe is
different from what we know today or scientist have calculated
the age keeping the phenomenon in consideration ?  share|improve
this question I don't understand what you are asking. Can you
elaborate and/or rephrase? –  zhermes Mar 10 at 3:23 we know
that if we travel at 99.99% of speed of light we start to travel
in time that is time become slower for us and it is said that at
the time of big bang universe expanded at a speed greater than
the speed of light so does it mean that universe also travlled
in time and it's age is different –  Akash Mar 10 at 3:27 Amidst
of the many partial theories, Big Bang is also one of the
suggested theories to describe the observable universe. Many
others support the existence of such a singularity in the past.
So, we presume time had