The Big Bang theory was based on the work of an ex priest-turned-astronomer

Ronin · Apr 26, 2002

Abbe George Lemaitre was among the first theoretical astrophysicists to propose the hypothesis that the cosmos was not static and infinitely old but rather continuously changing and finitely aged. The link below presents a little more of his insights.

Abbe George Lemaitre

ZiSunka · Apr 26, 2002

Ronin · Apr 26, 2002

Lambslove,

I am merely presenting some information that may not be widely known.

ZiSunka · Apr 26, 2002

Gooch's dad · Apr 26, 2002

Thank you, Ronin, for the excellent information. I'd heard that the Big Bang was first hypothesized by a priest, but hadn't seen specific information.

I'll enjoy reading that web page!

Cheers.

Ronin · Apr 26, 2002

Oy Vey! Lambslove....come on. Don't tell me that you are no more inquisitive about the origins of ideas than the sheep with a cross branded on its forehead in your icon?

brt28006 · Apr 26, 2002

Originally posted by Ronin
Abbe George Lemaitre was among the first theoretical astrophysicists to propose the hypothesis that the cosmos was not static and infinitely old but rather continuously changing and finitely aged. The link below presents a little more of his insights.

Abbe George Lemaitre

'Twas a good article. I had always thought the Big Bang was a far more recent theory than the nineteen twenties or thirties.

What you said (in the part I quoted from you) however, is misleading. You make it sound like "existence" can be finitely aged, which it cannot be. The physical "parts" of the universe such as lightweight atoms, planets, stars, etc. (anything coming into existence after The Bang), however, can be.

iLoveLife · May 13, 2002

the big bang theory kind of seems like it would be true to me. I dont know why. I have read so much about it.. and it seems more realistic to me with more evidence than there is God and he created the earth. But thats just what I think. I am looking for info in which might help me believe otherwise

iLoveLife · May 13, 2002

if anyone has info about proving that the big bang theory os WRONG them email me please

AV1611VET · Feb 15, 2010

Ronin said:
Abbe George Lemaitre was among the first theoretical astrophysicists to propose the hypothesis that the cosmos was not static and infinitely old but rather continuously changing and finitely aged.

The "big bang" will not occur until the end of the universe, not the beginning.

2 Peter 3:10 said:
But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up.

Science puts the cart before the horse, then walks backwards so as to look progressive.

firechild_82 · Feb 15, 2010

AV1611VET said:
Science puts the cart before the horse, then walks backwards so as to look progressive.

No, science just doesn't start with a false pretense that it has to adhere to.

daniel192 · Feb 17, 2010

AV1611VET said:
The "big bang" will not occur until the end of the universe, not the beginning.

And my hair is long when I'm bald.

AV16 said:
Science puts the cart before the horse, then walks backwards so as to look progressive.

What?

lordworshipper · Feb 17, 2010

Interesting, but not new to me, I'm an astronomy/astrophysics geek

GoSeminoles! · Feb 17, 2010

You are all incorrect. The Big Bang Theory is a creation of Chuck Lorre.

Agonaces of Susa · Feb 21, 2010

Monsignor Georges Lemaitre (1894-1966), a Roman Catholic priest and president of the Vatican's Pontifical Academy of Science, originated the concept for the Big Bang with his "Hypothesis of the Primeval Atom" which was based on the doctrine of the Catholic Church that the Universe was created by God from a single atom, much as Christ's miracle of multiplying the loaves of bread and fishes. Pope Pius XII endorsed his theory because it tied a strict literal fundamentalist interpretation of Holy Scripture to science. Monsignor Lemaitre described his theory as "a day without yesterday... The Cosmic Egg exploding at the moment of the creation." In a paper written in 1922, he wrote that the universe had begun in light just "as Genesis suggested it."

DaisyDay · Feb 22, 2010

AV1611VET said:
The "big bang" will not occur until the end of the universe, not the beginning.Science puts the cart before the horse, then walks backwards so as to look progressive.

Why in the world are you arguing with someone who hasn't posted on the board for more than six years?

Belk · Feb 22, 2010

aisy_Day said:
Why in the world are you arguing with someone who hasn't posted on the board for more than six years?

Because he is used to talking to people who are no longer listening?

pgp_protector · Feb 22, 2010

aisy_Day said:
Why in the world are you arguing with someone who hasn't posted on the board for more than six years?

He likes Zombie Threads.

Spacewyrm · Feb 22, 2010

aisy_Day said:
Why in the world are you arguing with someone who hasn't posted on the board for more than six years?

I'm pretty sure that AV1611VET's ultimate goal is to have a post in every single thread on the forum that hasn't been locked.

Nostromo · Feb 23, 2010

Agonaces of Susa said:
Monsignor Georges Lemaitre (1894-1966), a Roman Catholic priest and president of the Vatican's Pontifical Academy of Science..

I'm not entirely sure of the point you're trying to make. An idea is not rendered valid or invalid on the basis of its author's beliefs.

Does this mean you agree with it because a priest discovered it, or... what?

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