Extragalactic Background Light: Universe's First Stars Seen By NASA's Fermi Space Telescope!, page


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reply posted on 2-11-2012 @ 07:42 PM by Druid42
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No mistakes. Great first thread! Quality counts, and you nailed it. SnF from me.

(Though, I am surprised you haven't gotten any comments yet. Weird. There are a lot of space buffs on here.)

I'm interested in understanding the beginning of the universe, and even tough we can see back that far, I don't think science has got a complete handle on it.

I'm of the opinion that our universe is actually a split from another. Then again, I adhere to the Multiverse theory of reality.

Keep up the quality thread making! Don't be discouraged by the lack of interest, just keep working at it. You'll learn the ropes quick enough.




reply posted on 7-11-2012 @ 09:44 AM by Polymath
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Great Thread and interesting read.

I really do hate how scientist's age the Universe. I would rather them say they don't know then make up a random number. I think the Universe is much older then what they think it is.

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