Big Bang Theory

[PSETranslator]

Do you believe in the Big Bang Theory

 

[kahri]

Yes. I also believe it has nothing to do with biological evolution.

 

[tryptophan]

Do you believe in the Big Bang Theory

I haven't really studied it in depth, but right now, it's the theory that I believe with regard to the creation of the Universe.

 

[LifeToTheFullest!]

Do you believe in the Big Bang Theory

Your definition of the BBT please.

 

[comana]

This field of science hurts my head, so I don't spend any real time contemplating it. But I think I will go with whatever scientists/theorists feel is most plausible. I'm not stuck on Big Bang Theory, but it will do for now. I'm sure they will define it further or toss it out completely in favor of theory that fits better. That's the way science is. You don't have to vow one theory is correct forever or face eternal retribution.

 

[The Seeker]

Do you believe in the Big Bang Theory

I'm no physicist and hence reserve the right to be completely and totally wrong, however, it seems like the most logical and well evidenced theory of how the universe came to be (though I like Douglas Adams WSOGMM theory as an idea, too )

 

[Hermit]

No. I believe in my own gnome theory. I've been working on it for a while, got 46 pages already.

 

[LifeToTheFullest!]

No. I believe in my own gnome theory. I've been working on it for a while, got 46 pages already.

You should submit that to Patriot University and get a PhD for it.

 

[Hermit]

You should submit that to Patriot University and get a PhD for it.

Is it ok if it's all in Finnish?

 

[RationalThought]

I believe the Big Bang is correct within a reasonable margin of error.

 

[Dragar]

I believe that the current observational evidence shows the universe is expanding homogeneously. If you turn the clock back, then the universe appears to contract.

This means that at some point in the distant past, the universe (including dimensions of spacetime) was much, much more compact (possibly to an infinitesimal size) and very hot. It has been expanding ever since and is still expanding to this day.

 

[PSETranslator]

My version of the big bang theory:

I DONT HAVE ONE.

If you do believe in the BBT then tell me where that big ball of mass came from.

 

[PSETranslator]

I only hear from my parents what scientist think.

 

[Dragar]

If you do believe in the BBT then tell me where that big ball of mass came from.

What big ball of mass? The universe? It's always been here. For every point in time, the universe has existed.

 

[Bushido216]

I only hear from my parents what scientist think.

Courtesy Of: http://redwing.hutman.net/~mreed/warriorshtm/klaxon.htm

 

[Battie]

If you do believe in the BBT then tell me where that big ball of mass came from.

I used to have that question (only I would ask about that mysterious singularity). But really, when you think about it, the Big Bang theory is a friend of theists. There is nothing to say that God did not cause the Big Bang ("Let there be light!"). It certainly does not prove the existence of God, but I think that perhaps this is the one case where simply saying "Goddidit" can't be totally frowned upon.

 

[Brotha Ballew]

i believe in a literal six day creation

 

[wagsbags]

The mass that is the universe has existed always. Time is part of this universe like any other dimension and doesn't exist outside of this universe.

The evidence for at least something like the big bang is overwhelming. Expanding universe, background radiation and homogeneity of the universe to name but a few.

Brotha Ballew I have to ask you, what is a "day"?

 

[Brotha Ballew]

Genesis 1:5 God called the light "day," and the darkness he called "night." And there was evening, and there was morning-the first day.

one day, through the evening and on untill morning of the next day.

 

[The Seeker]

I only hear from my parents what scientist think.

Oh dear.