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3 May, 03:04

Based on current estimates of the value of hubble's constant, how old is the universe?

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    If we take the Hubble's constant as a main source, than the age of the universe according to the latest estimates is 14,4 billion years. Up until some 10 years ago the estimate was 15 billion years. Nowadays the estimate is made by the Hubble time, which is inverse of the Hubble parameter.
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