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utcsrgv!utzoo!decvax!watmath!bstempleton
Tue Mar  2 14:31:47 1982
Re: Quasar speculations
If quasars are red shifted because they are so far way, just how old are
they estimated to be?  One one hand, they are at the outer fringe of the
universe, and thus would be old since they were the first things to be
thrown away from the bang, but on the other hand, the light we see left
them many billion years ago.  So just how old is what we see?

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