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Despite this frequently being put as an argument against young-Earth creationism, light travel time is also a problem for the [[Big Bang theory]].
 
Despite this frequently being put as an argument against young-Earth creationism, light travel time is also a problem for the [[Big Bang theory]].
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Creationists have proposed a number of solutions. The currently-favoured solutions involve time dilation, in which time passed slower on Earth than in other parts of the universe. However, most cosmologists believe that the simplest explanation is that the universe has been around for several billion years.
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Creationists have proposed a number of solutions. The currently-favoured solutions involve time dilation, in which time passed slower on Earth than in other parts of the universe.
 
[[image:Crab composite cx.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The Crab nebula, a supernova remnant]]
 
[[image:Crab composite cx.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The Crab nebula, a supernova remnant]]
  
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