Whoa, that's crazy precise. They got it down to the tens of thousands? If so, seems like they should write "13.700 billion" for the first part. I'm a little su

Whoa, that's crazy precise. They got it down to the tens of thousands? If so, seems like they should write "13.700 billion" for the first part. I'm a little suspicious of this number as-is. Looking for a source for those numbers, I found this[0]: > While previous estimates were 13.7 billion years old, give or take 130,000 years, new predictions hone in with more precision- at around 13.77 billion years, plus or minus 40 million years. Which is much less precise and feels a lot more believable. [0] https://www.labroots.com/trending/space/18295/light-bang-reveals-age-universe https://www.labroots.com/trending/space/18295/light-bang-rev...