[17th Miss Regt]

What you're seeing is proof that some 20 billion years ago an ultrapowerful neutron star collided with a weaker star, spitting out an explosive, short-lived gamma ray burst, rippling gravitational waves across the cosmos and diffusing surrounding space with a potent afterglow. It was a shattering merger that occurred when the universe was at just 40% its current age,

If the age of the universe in approximately 13.7 billion years the 20 billion years figure is wrong. If the merger occurred when the universe was at just 40% its current age that works out to about 8.2 billion years ago. Not sure how the author worked the math. And, of course, that is assuming we have pegged the age of the universe correctly at 13.7 billion years...

[Larry Lucido]

But Monisha says they have the receipts.

I guess that means they have 30 days to return it for a more accurate one.