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Originally posted by Metal BrainIt is unknown.
Is space finite or infinite?
Originally posted by twhiteheadSo is the big bang theory. Too little is known about it to be a valid theory. Furthermore, I think all this talk about expanding space (another mystery to everybody) is a lot like aether theory (that is now being called superfluid) and does not deserve much of my effort.
It is unknown.
Originally posted by Metal BrainHow much would have to be known about it for you to consider it a "valid theory"? What alternative explanation fits our experimental data better for, say, the cosmic microwave background radiation and the redshift?
So is the big bang theory. Too little is known about it to be a valid theory. Furthermore, I think all this talk about expanding space (another mystery to everybody) is a lot like aether theory (that is now being called superfluid) and does not deserve much of my effort.
Originally posted by Metal Brain
So is the big bang theory. Too little is known about it to be a valid theory. Furthermore, I think all this talk about expanding space (another mystery to everybody) is a lot like aether theory (that is now being called superfluid) and does not deserve much of my effort.
So is the big bang theory. Too little is known about it to be a valid theory.
I think all this talk about expanding space (another mystery to everybody)
is a lot like aether theory
(that is now being called superfluid)
and does not deserve much of my effort.
Originally posted by humySo is the big bang theory. [b]Too little is known about itto be a valid theory.
Originally posted by KazetNagorraHave you seen the big bang wikipedia link? Read the alternative explanation and get back to me.
How much would have to be known about it for you to consider it a "valid theory"? What alternative explanation fits our experimental data better for, say, the cosmic microwave background radiation and the redshift?
Originally posted by Metal BrainToo little is known by you. If you bothered to do a course on the subject you might change your mind.
So is the big bang theory. Too little is known about it to be a valid theory.
Originally posted by Metal BrainI had assumed that when you said
"no, it is not a mystery to “ everybody” -only to those that cannot comprehend. We comprehend its just fine thank you."
You can tell me [b]why space is expanding? Please do.[/b]