Original post by >>MMM<<
thanks
I'm no expert but I'd guess that as the Universe ages, it expands and therefore its density decreases.
By measuring the density and the rate of expansion you may be able to have a good estimate as to how old the Universe is.
(edited 11 years ago)
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