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The universe has a finite age, about 14 billion years. This is a large fact, but...

Piotr Kosek: "The universe has a finite age, about 14 billion years. This is a large fact, but still less than infinity." — True

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True. The claim that the Universe has a finite age, approximately 14 billion years, is consistent with the current scientific consensus. According to data from the Planck mission in 2018, the age of the Universe is estimated a...

"The universe has a finite age, about 14 billion years. This is a large fact, but still less than infinity." "Wszechświat ma przecież skończony wiek, około 14 miliardów lat. Jest to fakt dużo, no ale wciąż mniej niż nieskończoność."
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No i prowadzi to do całkiem logicznego pytania, które stawiają sceptycy. Skoro z naszej perspektywy proces formowania się czarnej dziury trwa nieskończenie długo, no to czy czarne dziury w ogóle miały czas, aby powstać od momentu wielkiego wybuchu? To znaczy, czy moglibyśmy je zaobserwować? Tak, wszechświat ma przecież skończony wiek, około 14 miliardów lat. Jest to fakt dużo, no ale wciąż mniej niż nieskończoność. Zatem technicznie rzecz biorąc, czy nie powinniśmy obserwować jedynie zamrożonych gwiazd, obiektów wiecznie zapadających się, ale nigdy nie domykających horyzontu? Odpowiedź głównego nurtu fizyki brzmi: To kwestia perspektywy. W teorii względności nie ma jednego uniwersalnego czasu. No bo to co widzi obserwator zewnętrzny to tylko jedna strona med

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