Talk:Big Bang

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Sick of responding to creationists, so I'm just leaving their comments here for someone else, if the need arises. --Doddy 11:36, 29 May 2007 (BST)

One "The Big bang does not work it has a huge flaw. Inside of a black hole there is an extremely dense point in which case time for that object in that point comes to a stop. density slows time down along with light. Big bang teaches that in the beginning there was an extremely dense DOT that carried the entire universe in it, so that means that time was at a stop when this point existed. so when time stops, the big bang cannot occur, the entire thing would stay as a point throughout eternity. The big bang does not work at all because the denseness of it stops time. the only way the big bang WOULD work is if some force separates the dense point into a less dense point which would allow time flow and then an explosion. but then science would have to explain WHAT separated the dense point, if the universe was in that point, then an outside force did this. The only real deal is Creation, God created everything we see. it is so designed that we DO believe that it has a designer. open your eyes and discover the truth. it was not a mere coincidence that we humans are breathing oxygen, drinking water that has harmful chemicals in it if oxygen was not part of it. it is not coincidence that we live on the only planet in this solar system in the right place, the right shape, the right distance from the sun, and the most perfect moon. it is not coincidence. God created us all. "

Translation: "I don't understand it, and I don't want to bother to understand it. Ipso facto, GODDIDIT!!!"--Mr A. 18:26, 29 May 2007 (BST)

Two "The red shift means just that, a red shift, this doesnt mean that all galaxies have been moving the same direction for the same speed throughout all time. it is also possible that galaxies were all put into their natural positions when God created the universe and then they began to move out. you can't prove that they have been red shifting for however long you say, pick a number? 7 ad billion in front of it and there ya go."

The commenter doesn't even understand what "red shift" is, which is when the wavelength of a particular emission of electromagnetic radiation increase, and often occurs when that particular source of radiation is moving away from the observer. In other words, "I don't understand, and I don't want to bother to understand it. Ipso facto, GODDIDIT!!!"--Mr A. 18:26, 29 May 2007 (BST)