there's a huge hole in the universe....what do you think about that?

Question

i'm not personally stating if it means one thing or another, i am just curious what a) creationists think about God putting a big void in the universe and b) if non-creationists think it will solidify the big bang theory or possibly give way to other ideas?

here's the article:

http://news.aol.com/story/ar/_a/astronomers-find-huge-hole-in-universe/20070825162909990001

Answer 1

i think it's where all the missing socks go. along with various car keys, earing backs, and a tank top i loved and lost about ten years ago.

Answer 2

Only time will tell--the search for truth always means being prepared to revise one's views--but I don't see how an area without stars (not a hole, as in a black hole) should contradict current theories about the Big Bang and universal expansion.

As the article read:

Holes in the universe probably occur when the gravity from areas with bigger mass pull matter from less dense areas, [University of Hawaii astronomer Brent] Tully said. After 13 billion years "they are losing out in the battle to where there are larger concentrations of matter," he said.

Answer 3

There was hole which was already found out to be the black hole which was capable even swallowing a giant space ship all these thinks was created by the god to save the world and the nature and the Universe.
Evolutionist never know beyond the BIG BANG THEORY.

Answer 4

Read the article. Looked at the pictures. Looks like an escape hatch to me. Some God must know everything is going to catch up to him.

Stephanie, it's not a Black Hole, it is a complete emptiness a billion light years wide, but surrounded by galaxies and nebula.

Answer 5

Hey, the Scientist Thought that the Universe would fall back on itself for Years.

Then, they found out that Dark Matter was Speeding it OutWard!

What's a Lay Person to do?
(I Think I'll Throw my TeleScope away.)

Answer 6

You know, beautiful one, the chances are that as we humans come to know more about our planet, our solar system, our star, our galaxy, and the universe, all sorts of amazing things will present themselves. We've scarcely begun, and within a century, as computers continue an incredible forward-march, the folks alive then will still be marveling. One thing you can be sure of, none of it...the planets, the stars, the galaxies...have a thing at all to do with the tribal god of Bronze Age desert nomads who thought the sun spun around Earth and that unicorns and dragons were hiding in secret places and that it was okay to burn your daughter alive as a sacrifice to god and to sell your daughters into sexual slavery and if your kid sassed it was okay to stone him or her to death, etc., etc., etc.

Answer 7

I think someone needs to clean the smudges off the Hubble's lens.

I think someone above said it right. The function of gravity is to pull matter together. Well, it has to come from somewhere, so the void is probably just one of those places that didn't have enough gravity to keep it's stuff together.

Answer 8

hmm I always agree with the evolutionists theories and creationists are full of crap


God putting a big void in the universe... does that really a logical explanation.

Answer 9

wow I hadn't read that article. Anyway, that's the way it goes, even in an atom there's a lot more of empty space than matter. This doesn't inspire me any religious related ideas.

Answer 10

I think that they say that there is nothing there only because they cannot see anything there. They don't know everything. They have all kinds of ways to look at things, but still, all they can do is look.

So I wonder about what that is, but I don't lose any sleep over it.

Answer 11

It's not a hole. I've theorized about this two decades ago. It is, in fact, a beach to the ocean that is the cosmos.

Betcha anything. It's the beach! Its' the beach!