Revolutionary Scientific Finding

[Good Ole Jim]

http://www.popsci.com/article/scienc...src=SOC&dom=fb


This is a revolutionary find in science, and represents years upon years of astrophysics research. This doesn't prove the Big Bang, but provides the backbone in explanation that cosmic inflation can indeed happen. Thoughts?

[shrewsbury]

well,

nothing amazing or really that big, still too many unanswered questions. I do love the fact that it points to this

The finding seems to support the idea that the observable universe is only one of many,

muliverse

it amazes me that with no way to ever prove this, it is an accepted theory, and expected by many of those who do not accept creationism.

[duane1969]

That article is pretty ambiguous to me. But then I don't conform to the Big Bang theory anyway, so I am biased. I would have to see more, but what I have seen is that gravitational waves are a million times smaller than an atom, so I would have to see more. That article just does go in-depth enough for me.

[centrehice]

well,

nothing amazing or really that big, still too many unanswered questions. I do love the fact that it points to this


muliverse

it amazes me that with no way to ever prove this, it is an accepted theory, and expected by many of those who do not accept creationism.

Creationism by what? You need to elaborate. You have no proof, not even a theory of a BMOC.

[habsheaven]

well,

nothing amazing or really that big, still too many unanswered questions. I do love the fact that it points to this


muliverse

it amazes me that with no way to ever prove this, it is an accepted theory, and expected by many of those who do not accept creationism.

What do you mean by "accepted theory"? And "Creationism" is not a theory. It's a conclusion offered by a book. Nothing more.

[duane1969]

What do you mean by "accepted theory"? And "Creationism" is not a theory. It's a conclusion offered by a book. Nothing more.

You need to look up the meaning of theory. Creationism meets the criteria just as successfully as Big Bang does.

[centrehice]

Yeah, sure it does Duane.

[shrewsbury]

ya, duane!

habs, look it up, many scientists are on the multiverse bandwagon.

cent, every religion has a creation story, and it is no less plausible then multiverse.

perhaps we can combine them and say every universe within the multiverse has their own creator. thus fulfilling the idea of polytheism, that is even hinted at in the good old bible.

[habsheaven]

You need to look up the meaning of theory. Creationism meets the criteria just as successfully as Big Bang does.

You can't be serious.

[habsheaven]

Yes, Jay they are. And they all have a thousand questions related to the theory and are constantly trying to find more answers. What questions have/are the religious scholars asking about creation? Doesn't sound like a theory to me. Sounds like a conclusion.