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Have we been wrong about the age of our universe all along?

It’s a riddle of cosmic proportions: how can the universe contain stars older than itself?

That’s the conundrum now facing astronomers trying to establish the age of the universe – and its resolution could spark a scientific revolution.

At an international conference held in California last month, there was hope a resolution might be found. Instead, the latest findings only confirmed suspicions there is something fundamentally wrong with current ideas of how the universe works.

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