Is the universe 13.75 thousand million years old or is it 13.75 million, million years old?
Is the universe 13.8 thousand million years old or 13.8 million million years?
How can the Earth and universe only be 6000 years old, as creationists believe, when we can measure millions of stars that are more than several billion years old, some as old as 13.4 billion years old? What percentage of our current knowledge of the universe is likely to still be considered accurate 100 years from now? How do creationists explain the universe being only 6,000 years old when we can see light from stars that are over 6,000 light years away? Is there a claim in Christianity that the Universe was created 6000 years ago? What is the relationship between the age of the Universe (13.7 billion years) and the distance of the most distant celestial object seen in the Universe (13.3 billion light years)? If the universe starts shrinking, would the time go backwards or would it just be the same? How do we estimate the time since the big bang? How old are the stars of "The Big Bang Theory?" How is earth 6000 years old when ancient people in the Bible lived for hundreds of years? How can I turn 13 million into a billion over 10 years? Is it possible that the universe is no longer expanding? Have you ever wondered how small we are compared to the universe? If the universe is expanding when will it exceed the speed of light? Could there be a size limit to the universe's expansion? Scientists are saying that our universe is expanding with increasing speed, from where this energy is coming? What do you think the world be like 50, 100, 500, or 1000 years from now? Creationism: How do Christians work out the age of the Earth and get it to be 6000 years? Do they then assume the age of the universe to be the same? Since the Big Bang, has the amount of mass in the universe been increasing? Is the amount of energy in the universe decreasing? Is there a limit for the expansion of the Universe? If our galaxy size is about 100,000 light years, and one light year equal = nearly 6 trillion miles (how space telescope travel and discover other? Could humans ever create a new universe? Is it true we can know the answer about anything in the universe as long as we have the knowledge to form the question? Do you believe Stephen Hawking's theory that mankind has only 1,000 more years on Earth? How would the world we live in look like 10000 years from now? What is the estimated age of mankind on earth? How many millions are in a billion? At what speed is the universe expanding? Is it faster or slower than the speed of light? Is there an end to the universe, and if not, is the universe infinite? How big is a human relative to the size of the known universe? Are there more theories for or against our observable universe (93 billion light years across) being inside a black hole?