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Sean Carroll's Mindscape: Science, Society, Philosophy, Culture, Arts, and Ideas

AMA | October 2024

4093.123 - 4116.058 Sean Carroll

It could have been that the stars were a thousand times older than our prediction from general relativity for the age of the universe, and that would have been a severe problem. In fact, it looked like for a while that the ages of the oldest stars were a little bit longer than the age of the universe as a whole. This problem went away when we found the dark energy in 1998.

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