Your post condems your argument. The universe is not a static world. This is the downfall of the TOE.
The speed of light is slowing down.
Basic, simple observations show the speed of light is about the same across the visible universe. If it were faster once and now is slower, then events we see by the slowed down light would unfold at a slower speed. Events we see across the universe . . . such as the waxing and waning of supernova and the rotation rate of galaxies . . . do not unfold at a a slower speed. Therefore the light has not slowed.
Galaxies and other objects in the universe show a red shift as well as a blue shift, showing while some are moving away from us, some are moving toward us.
Only some galaxies move towards us, all of them in our local cluster and therefore not participating in the universal expansion relative to us. There is basically some random motion within a cluster, that's all.
Some planets and moons rotate in one direction while some rotate in another. This contradicts the conservation of angular motion.
That's silly. Any one body can be whacked by another and go into retrograde rotation as a result without affecting the overall angular motion of the whole solar system.
These contradicts the Big bang..
I have sad news for you. You don't have the slightest idea what you are talking about. Memorizing talking points is not a way to advance your science knowledge. You might try actually seeking to understand the science?
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