The Sun is barely older than the Earth.
As we pointed out above the Earth is roughly 4.5 million years. In terms of the universe at large we probably seem like a spring chicken or a tiny child. When we look at the Sun in our solar system we tend to think of it as this ageless device of heat and life, yet that isn’t the case. As it turns out the sun is roughly five billion years old according to scientists which would make it our slightly older brother in the grand scheme of things.
The Sun is barely older than the Earth
According to Einstein time did not always exist.
Now we are getting really out there due to the nature of this speculative science. Albert Einstein, who we will quote again later, believes that time did not always exist. According to Einstein’s accepted theory of relativity time and space did not exist over 13.7 million years ago. According to Einstein time and space were smashed up into a tiny, microscopic ball. Time is measured via motion and since there was no movement before the Big Bang there was no time. Makes our head swim, really.
According to Einstein time did not always exist
