In 29 years of age, the astronomers estimated that the age of the universe should be 11 billion years, according to the National Astronomical Observatory of the Australian University, which estimated that the age of the universe was not as old as one thought, but as younger than five billion years, the astronomers confirmed that the age of the universe was not as old as one thought, but as younger than one thought on 24 July 1996. The Australian National Astronomical Observatory of the Australian University estimated that the age of the universe was between 14 billion and 16 billion years, and that the age of the universe was one-third younger than one estimated on 24 July 1996 and that the age of the universe was approximately one-third younger than those observed on the long-term observations of the 10 million stars in the Southern Galactic Cloud.