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Re: Big Bang =big Bull

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Posted by Zephram Cochrane/">Zephram Cochrane on January 21, 2000 00:07:44 UTC

: 1)Not enough time since the BB for the features we see to have formed(gravity is too slow)-Galaxies etc etc

: 2)Quasars obersvered around the time of the big bang-how?

: 3)The variations is the microwave background being so close to the limilts of COBE instruments : -all 200million Dollars worth-"like looking into the face of god"-NASA enters WWF sytle hype.

: 4)99% of matter has not yet been detected(for the figures to add up)-"dark matter" if it exists would only account for 10% of this.

1, and 2 are the really the same claim and are wrong.

Whether 3 is close to the limits is irrelevant. The fact is its evidence for BB not against it.

You numbers in 4 are way off, but that's irrelevant too because its not a real big problem with BB. It is a problem with big crunch. Besides we've already found a lot of the dark matter. Given time we'll find the rest.

: so what? how dare we question science's version of Genesis (chapter 1)

We Dare because its blatantly wrong.

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