Katie sings in her song 'Nine Million Bycicles' the phrase '... we are 12 billion light years from the edge ...'.
Scientist Simon Singh says 13.7 light years are right.
Katie sings in her song 'Nine Million Bycicles' the phrase '... we are 12 billion light years from the edge ...'.
Scientist Simon Singh says 13.7 light years are right.
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The wonderful thing is that she was able to rewrite the lyric to include the accurate calculation - and that she cared. She deserves better than her current fanbase.
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also, the 13.7 billion is only the observable universe, there is more space past that, just light isn't there yet
She deserves better than her current fanbase.