Star Age & Formation.
July 7th, 2010 | 
Author: July 2010 – David F. Coppedge, of the Cassini program at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, in an article on Globular Clusters, noted that these can no longer be thought of as collections of ancient stars. Globular Clusters appear to us as millions of stars packed into a small angle of space. It turns out the scientists, and the current textbooks being used, are wrong, as the consensus up until now was that these clusters comprised the oldest objects in the universe. However, Hubble Telescope, and others, have now confirmed that these theories are flawed. Evidence now shows that these Globules contain a mixed population of stars, and even some planets, which means the previous theories of star formation, galaxy formation, and age, are all flawed.
Sky and Telescope, January 2010, “Finding the First Galaxies,” states the newest Hubble discoveries show that even though “as we go further back in time to when the very first stars and galaxies formed, the average star-formation rate should drop to zero. But, the new WFC3 observations reveal a star-formation rate that remains comparable to that of galaxies today.” Are stars being formed today ? Theory says yes, however there is still no proof available.
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