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All these facts,and some fools still think that there is no God? Big bang my foot! The Big Bang Theory isn't incompatible with belief in deity. it actually is structured like a deity, if we think about it...BBT: first darkness, then everything... Gensis: first darkness, 6 days later, everything... one of the reasons i don't buy into the BBT... So, you don't like the BBT because it doesn't conflict with Genesis. Go figure. |
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All these facts,and some fools still think that there is no God? Big bang my foot! The Big Bang Theory isn't incompatible with belief in deity. it actually is structured like a deity, if we think about it...BBT: first darkness, then everything... Gensis: first darkness, 6 days later, everything... one of the reasons i don't buy into the BBT... So, you don't like the BBT because it doesn't conflict with Genesis. Go figure. did you read something different than what i wrote? ONE doesn't mean ONLY... there are many avenues to explore with the beginning of the universe, BBT theory seems lazy, copied and unjustified... the beginning of the universe is something we might never know... |
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The Big Bang Theory isn't incompatible with belief in deity. Perhaps six Big Bangs about 24 hours apart would be compatible ? |
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The BBT is a scientific theory because it predicted something that was later found.
The BBT simply says that a certain event occurred. It doesn't imply that nothing happened or existed before the event. |
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The BBT is a scientific theory because it predicted something that was later found. The BBT simply says that a certain event occurred. It doesn't imply that nothing happened or existed before the event. perhaps you should read up on the BBT a little... |
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The Big Bang Theory isn't incompatible with belief in deity. Perhaps six Big Bangs about 24 hours apart would be compatible ? sounds kinky.... |
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my favorite planet is uranus a Gas-Giant! |
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The BBT is a scientific theory because it predicted something that was later found. The BBT simply says that a certain event occurred. It doesn't imply that nothing happened or existed before the event. perhaps you should read up on the BBT a little... I did read about the BBT in scientific literature. It started out as a hypothesis. According to the scientist who originated it, if the hypothesis were true, then astronomers would find evidence that supports it. Well, astronomers did find the evidence. Was the BBT automatically accepted by all astronomers? No. The BBT describes an astronomical event that is responsible for the universe as we now know it. However, the BBT doesn't describe what the universe was like before the BBT occurred. Scientists can't prove that the BBT was the absolute beginning of everything. What came before the BBT is unknowable. So, you are correct when you say "the beginning of the universe is something we might never know..." |
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The BBT is a scientific theory because it predicted something that was later found. The BBT simply says that a certain event occurred. It doesn't imply that nothing happened or existed before the event. perhaps you should read up on the BBT a little... I did read about the BBT in scientific literature. It started out as a hypothesis. According to the scientist who originated it, if the hypothesis were true, then astronomers would find evidence that supports it. Well, astronomers did find the evidence. Was the BBT automatically accepted by all astronomers? No. The BBT describes an astronomical event that is responsible for the universe as we now know it. However, the BBT doesn't describe what the universe was like before the BBT occurred. Scientists can't prove that the BBT was the absolute beginning of everything. What came before the BBT is unknowable. So, you are correct when you say "the beginning of the universe is something we might never know..." the BBT theorizes that EVERYTHING was created from a singularity, meaning there was nothing before that singularity... i can't grasp that, the universe is way to big... |
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the BBT theorizes that EVERYTHING was created from a singularity, meaning there was nothing before that singularity... i can't grasp that, the universe is way to big... The BBT doesn't say that there was nothing before the singularity. The BBT doesn't explain the cause of the singularity or what might have existed before the singularity. |
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the BBT theorizes that EVERYTHING was created from a singularity, meaning there was nothing before that singularity... i can't grasp that, the universe is way to big... The BBT doesn't say that there was nothing before the singularity. The BBT doesn't explain the cause of the singularity or what might have existed before the singularity. huh... i must have misunderstood what "EVERYTHING" means... |
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the BBT theorizes that EVERYTHING was created from a singularity, meaning there was nothing before that singularity... i can't grasp that, the universe is way to big... The BBT doesn't say that there was nothing before the singularity. The BBT doesn't explain the cause of the singularity or what might have existed before the singularity. huh... i must have misunderstood what "EVERYTHING" means... The BBT explains the universe as it is now, as we know it. It doesn't explain why the singularity came into existence in the first place. Nor does it explain what was happening in the universe before the singularity came into existence, before the Big Bang took place. In short, the BBT points to a dead-end in the scientific investigation of the universe. Thus, you were correct when you wrote, "the beginning of the universe is something we might never know..." |
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the BBT theorizes that EVERYTHING was created from a singularity, meaning there was nothing before that singularity... i can't grasp that, the universe is way to big... The BBT doesn't say that there was nothing before the singularity. The BBT doesn't explain the cause of the singularity or what might have existed before the singularity. huh... i must have misunderstood what "EVERYTHING" means... The BBT explains the universe as it is now, as we know it. It doesn't explain why the singularity came into existence in the first place. Nor does it explain what was happening in the universe before the singularity came into existence, before the Big Bang took place. In short, the BBT points to a dead-end in the scientific investigation of the universe. Thus, you were correct when you wrote, "the beginning of the universe is something we might never know..." yes, another of the flaws of the BBT... not sure why they are even looking for the beginning when we haven't even been on another planet yet... |
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Edited by
Dodo_David
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Fri 04/17/15 12:29 PM
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In short, the BBT points to a dead-end in the scientific investigation of the universe. Thus, you were correct when you wrote, "the beginning of the universe is something we might never know..." yes, another of the flaws of the BBT... not sure why they are even looking for the beginning when we haven't even been on another planet yet... If I am not mistaken, the purpose of the BBT is to explain why the galaxies are all moving away from a central point in the universe. |
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In short, the BBT points to a dead-end in the scientific investigation of the universe. Thus, you were correct when you wrote, "the beginning of the universe is something we might never know..." yes, another of the flaws of the BBT... not sure why they are even looking for the beginning when we haven't even been on another planet yet... If I am not mistaken, the purpose of the BBT is to explain why the galaxies are all moving away from a central point in the universe. no, they have dark matter/energies for that... BBT is how the universe began... |
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Interesting.
Though I wonder if Sol has another event in store for us similar to the Carrington Event... |
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Interesting. Though I wonder if Sol has another event in store for us similar to the Carrington Event... bound to happen sooner or later... the sun discharges all the time, but not all are earth directed... |
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Edited by
SheikOfLaBroquerie
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Fri 04/17/15 05:11 PM
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my favorite planet is uranus a Gas-Giant! Hey Conrad... I've heard there's rings around Uranus ! (Maybe You Should Wash... You Too Regularfeller) |
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Sheik, you sure picked a hot topic to talk about.
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Yes, I admit the Sun is hot.
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