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28. Olbers' Paradox Is Resolved Without Requiring a Finite or Young Universe

If the universe is infinite and full of stars, why is the night sky dark, not uniformly bright? BFUT resolves the paradox through the combination of the inverse-square law and the dominance of non-luminous, light-blocking matter along any sufficiently long line of sight, which attenuates distant starlight well before it can fill the sky, without appealing to a finite age [P5].

Source papers: P5

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