Why the Universe May Be Older Than We Think _ No Adverts
The standard model says 13.8 billion years. But the James Webb Space Telescope keeps finding galaxies that look too mature, too early. Some scientists now ask: what if the universe is nearly twice as old? [citation:1][citation:5]When JWST spotted fully formed galaxies with oxygen and dust just 300 million years after the Big Bang, it challenged everything [citation:5]. Physicist Rajendra Gupta proposed a 26.7-billion-year universe to explain them [citation:5][citation:1]. But ACT and Planck data confirm 13.8 billion with 0.15% precision [citation:11][citation:15]. The real answer may be that…
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