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Can We Accurately Measure the Size of the Universe
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Answer
No. Dr. Levin states that we can’t estimate the size of the actual Universe. In fact, we may never know. What scientists can know is the size of the observable Universe due to the light travel time. Currently, the Universe’s estimate is 92 billion light years across.
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