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Size and Age of the Universe
Archived news from StarDate magazine.

Constant Controversy Bedevils Hubble’s Magic Number
(November/December 2006)
Clues to Early Universe Could Be Tainted
(May/June 2004)
Hubble's Deepest View
(May/June 2004)
Satellite Answers Big Questions, Poses More
(May/June 2003)
Time Marches On...But How?
(May/June 2003)
Dating the Universe with Stellar Relics
(July/August 2002)
Structure of Universe Supports Accelerating Expansion, Team Reports
(May/June 2002)
Astronomers Push Back Most Prolific Star-Forming Era — Maybe
(March/April 2002)
Universal Constants May Not Be
(November/December 2001)
Balloon Experiments Map Creation's Glow
(July/August 2000)
Universe Doesn't Look a Day Over 12 Billion Years Old
(July/August 1999)
Dark Matter Found In Galactic 'Ghosts'
(March/April 1999)
Glow Between Clusters Could Be Missing Mass
(July/August 1998)
Universe Will Expand Forever, Astronomers Say
(March/April 1998)
Hipparcos Data Could Change Universe's Size
(May/June 1997)
A Long Night Ahead for the Universe
(March/April 1997)

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