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We know for a fact the universe is billions of years old. We have the math to back it up.We do not know that the universe is billions of years across except in theory.
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We know for a fact the universe is billions of years old. We have the math to back it up.We do not know that the universe is billions of years across except in theory.
Hawking and his explanation of where we are today with black holes and BBT. It matches what I said about GR vs quantum physics and the search for the Theory of Everything.
From ABHOT:
"Today scientists describe the universe in terms of two basic partial theories – the general theory of relativity
and quantum mechanics. They are the great intellectual achievements of the first half of this century. The
general theory of relativity describes the force of gravity and the large-scale structure of the universe, that is,
the structure on scales from only a few miles to as large as a million million million million (1 with twenty-four
zeros after it) miles, the size of the observable universe. Quantum mechanics, on the other hand, deals with
phenomena on extremely small scales, such as a millionth of a millionth of an inch. Unfortunately, however,
these two theories are known to be inconsistent with each other – they cannot both be correct. One of the
major endeavors in physics today, and the major theme of this book, is the search for a new theory that will
incorporate them both – a quantum theory of gravity. We do not yet have such a theory, and we may still be a
long way from having one, but we do already know many of the properties that it must have. And we shall see,
in later chapters, that we already know a fair amount about the predictions a quantum theory of gravity must make."
Your statements are theory because it's based on the BBT. We do not know that the universe is billions of years across except in theory.
Creation scientists believe in the Gravitation Time Dilation Effect and stellar redshifts in a universe that is expanding. This causes the early universe to be denser and thus magnify the GTDE such that time becomes much slower. The Starlight and Time Theory explains this well.
The age of the universe and earth are the same.
We know for a fact the universe is billions of years old. We have the math to back it up.
Obviously not. The scientists you mentioned would laugh at that notion. Anyone with something not bigger than a seed of scientific literacy would do the same.
So, you seem you filter what they say. If they sort of confirm your Book, they are right, if they don't (with an error of several orders of magnitude), they are wrong.
Is that correct?
I don't know you, by if I had 1 mil. Dollars in the bank but my banker believes I have only one dollar, i would not take seriously anything else he says.
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- viole
Wow. That 'white hole cosmology' is so full of garbage I don't even know where to start. Clearly, it was done by someone who has *no* understanding of physics whatsoever.
Just one howler: being inside a black hole and heating enough to start fusion.
Does anyone really take this seriously? It is fully delusional.
Your comments aren't very scientific and are very judgmental of Dr. Humphreys. He's not backing the guy who believes in multiverses and building a time machine. Talk about a nut jobber.
Yes, I consider Humphreys to be a kook. Your lack of understanding of Hawking doesn't say much against him.
Yet, your lack of understanding of God means your spiritually perfect body gets destroyed like that of the core of a death star. I already demonstrated the evidence that "all that there is and all that there will be" is inside your brain/mind.
I have no idea what you are even attempting to say here. We were talking about a specific proposal for cosmology and its merits.
What Humphreys says shows a *complete* lack of understanding of even the basics of what he is writing about. The quote I gave above is only one of a host of whoppers.
I'll give one trivial thing that Humphreys completely ignores but has given us an incredible amount of information about the universe: the cosmic background radiation.
How does the 'white hole' theory predict the existence of this radiation? How does it predict an almost perfect Planck black body radiation? How does it account for the (incredibly small) variations of that background radiation from the black body radiation? How does it account for the specific power spectrum of those variations?
Instead, what is proposed is a completely ad hoc model with no actual physical basis and no comparison to actual data. it fails in so many ways it is difficult to know where to start. Better to reject the whole mess and start over. Or, better, to use a description that *does* account for the current best evidence: the lambda-CDM model.
Creationwiki??? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha ho ha he he ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha ho ha he he ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha ho ha he he ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha ho ha he he ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha ho ha he he ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha ho ha he he ha you get your cosmological, astronomical and scientific data from creationwiki ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha ho ha he he ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha ho ha he he ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha ho ha he he ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha ho ha he he ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha ho ha he he ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ha ha ha oh please stop it
ChristineM, creationwiki is a valid website for creation science.
Iif it's laughter that you want, then I would laugh at Wikipedia. What a pathetic website that is. It's no wonder that mentally ill liberals and atheists who trust that website go bonkers when they are faced with the truth.
Also, the one who laughs last, laughs best. Thus, if I'm right that the material world is an illusion of the mind/brain, then it means the statement, "this is all that there is and all that there will be" is wrong. Atheists are usually wrong. Thus, theoretically, the existence of God, the Bible and afterlife is valid.
If you hear that in your moment of darkness, it would be james bond.
But creation science is not valid, but rather un peer reviewed stories written to fit in to minds already set.
And i do not consider Wikipedia a valid source either, its biggest problem is that it can be anonymously edited. However it does at least provide references that can be checked
Your final waffle is pretty much irrelevant so ignored
Creation science is peer-reviewed by other creation scientists. I think eventually the science world will see that it can be peer-reviewed when it realizes it is not based on the supernatural, but on dualism and unseen forces. The theory of a bounded universe has been peer-reviewed. Slowly, they're coming up with a creation theory of Genesis and baraminology to explain biology of plants and animals.