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Jacob Gawel
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At the big bang, 'we' (an inside observer) were traveling at great speeds. Does this mean to say that time was 'slower' and thus the value (distance traveled in time) of time within 1 second, experienced by an inside observer, was much larger than our modern, perceived, value of 1 second?
If so, how is this phenomenon accounted for in our predictions of the age of the universe?
If so, how is this phenomenon accounted for in our predictions of the age of the universe?