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Subject:Re: BC/AD vs BCE/CE From:"E,T, Hull" <ethull -at- WORLDACCESS -dot- NL> Date:Tue, 4 Nov 1997 22:13:10 +0100
on November 2, 15,576,984,685 at 21:17
Richard Yanowitz wrote:
> Apparently so: it's actually 15,576,984,685 (it was revised last month
> after analysis of data recovered from the Hubbell telescope.)
Yeah, but wit a minute, that date was acquired when Hubble was
"nearsighted".
>
> Of course, this dating method may offend Christian fundamentalists who
> don't believe in a Big Bang....;
I must admit it that it while solving one problem it may cause others.
gives others.
