So there is no such thing as a "Big Bang"?

Question

I wanna see how many say "no".

Answer 1

Not if you ignore scientists and take the word of religious fanatics.

Answer 2

most of the time human beings declare to be "massive boned" as an excuse. in spite of the shown fact that there are 2 genetic adjustments that provide some fact to being massive boned, and this is not uncommon for persons who've one to have the different, however the style of persons with the adjustments is extremely small. First up, some human beings do have a much bigger physique, broader hips, a deep and huge rib cage, frequently it rather is blended with being short. Such features are person-friendly in chilly climates, they help provide up the physique dropping warmth. right here is the oddity however, it actual skill that somebody with this style of physique could have very definitely seen ribs and hips, in case you cant see those then this is fat no longer physique! next up some human beings do have extra robust bones. if it rather is the case you could tell by using feeling the width of the bones on the wrist or ankle, the place the bone could desire to be on the factor of the exterior of the exterior. returned this is incredibly common to tell if it rather is fat no longer bone! Me: massive boned (on the two counts), yet incredibly extra healthful. To be basic, this is almost a deformity, once you are the comparable all you're able to do is paintings out to look as regularly occurring as conceivable (this replaced into incredibly a dangle up while i replaced right into a baby).

Answer 3

There are big bangs going on every minute in the universe probably. A 'creative' big bang I would say is a little far fetched. First one would have to explain how this STUPENDOUS energy came to be. It's interesting to note that if someone took a fragment (a pins head) sample of the sun here on earth, no living organism would live in a 200 mile radius of it. That is ENERGY! My mouth drops open when I think of that.

Answer 4

Nope. The big bang theory just doesn't make logical sense.

If the universe was once a giant ball of rock and energy that just exploded and began life, where did the giant ball of rock come from? It couldn't have just 'appeared' in space one day. And where did space come from? Things just don't exist for no reason. Something had to create it.

I'm not saying the Bible is correct - I'm actually open-minded enough to say I really have no clue how life got started. But I can tell you it was definetely NOT the big bang.

Answer 5

If you have a problem with facts then it's fine to say there is no such thing as the "Big Bang"--you can still pretend the earth is flat & unmovable --& that snakes & bushes talk--LOL--:]

Answer 6

how else to explain the existence of the cosmic microwave background radiation and why it has the properties it does? this doesn't necessarily imply that there was a singular event at zero time, but extrapolating backwards from the CMBR implies that something rather unusual happened, at least.

Answer 7

The steady state theory has gained evidential support?
Spontaneously emerging hydrogen atoms have been observed?

The Omphalos hypothesis has been demonstrated?
(That would be tricky, as if it was perfect, it *couldn't* be demonstrated!)

Why no Big Bang (shorthand and slightly misleading label that it is)?

Answer 8

No, look at how complex everything is on earth, from the complexity of the human body to the complex eco systems how everything works together. It's a sign of intelligent design. For instance, look at what your computer can do. Did you computer just appear one day from a big bang, or is it evident there was an intelligent designer? I think you know the answer.

Answer 9

It seems very likely that there was.

I doubt it is a pleasurable experience to be compressed into a singularity..... A little bit cramped, maybe?

Answer 10

Says who?