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Assuming it has only been recently discovered that the expanding universe is expanding at an accelerated rate, and assuming the calculation of the age and distances to galaxies has been based on the old rate of expansion. Does that not affect the estimate of how old the universe is? Does that not also affect the distances calculated?
Is the accelerated expansion a constant acceleration? Or is it an accelerating acceleration?
Is the accelerated expansion a constant acceleration? Or is it an accelerating acceleration?