[Junior]

...and for the umteenth time, how did something explode from nothing?

And for the umpteenth time, there was no "explosion." Spacetime expanded rapidly.

Note to lurkers: sirchtruth will be back with his inane question on the next such thread. No matter how many times he's given an answer he isintrinsically unable to actually assimilate any new data and appears to be stuck, educationally, somewhere in grade school.

[COBOL2Java]

Note to lurkers: sirchtruth will be back with his inane question on the next such thread. No matter how many times he's given an answer he isintrinsically unable to actually assimilate any new data and appears to be stuck, educationally, somewhere in grade school.

Didn't Adam Sandler play him in a movie?

[sirchtruth]

sirchtruth will be back with his inane question on the next such thread. No matter how many times he's given an answer he isintrinsically unable to actually assimilate any new data and appears to be stuck, educationally, somewhere in grade school.

LOL! Yea, to some elitist, superior intellect I guess my questions are quite "inane," thanks for noticing!

Alex, I'll take wisdom for 500!

[pageonetoo]

...appears to be stuck, educationally, somewhere in grade school.

So, in other words, you prefer your myth better? I guess you were there!

It sure takes a lot of faith, to believe the crap all the "educated" people bring us. At least they keep us talking with their daily revisions.

[John W]

"And for the umpteenth time, there was no "explosion." Spacetime expanded rapidly."

From what?

[pageonetoo]

Spacetime expanded rapidly.

Let me get this right.

Science gives value to theory.

Theory says spacetime expanded rapidly.

Science says things happen with standard deviation, and standard patterns. Example stated deviastes beyond normal expectation.

Theory proves "Science" is easily fooled!

Science is pretty vain, isn't it?

[em2vn]

All that now exists bursts from the singularity in a nano second and that wasn't an explosion? What was all of the light and heat and matter flying through space,old Jack Benny jokes?

[ShadowAce]

there was no "explosion." Spacetime expanded rapidly.

What's the definition of "explosion?" If you slow down an explosion, what is actually occurring? Rapid expansion?

[Donald Rumsfeld Fan]

And for the umpteenth time, there was no "explosion." Spacetime expanded rapidly.

It was obviously methaphor.

[mother]

Thank you for making the post that I felt compelled to make ...LOL

[Rock N Jones]

And for the umpteenth time, there was no "explosion." Spacetime expanded rapidly

So did the Atomic Bomb.

[Chances Are]

Well, why did they call it the "Big Bang"? Why didn't they simply name it, "the rapidly-expanding spacetime"? You, know, truth in advertising and all that...

CA....

[Creationist]

3: Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts,
4: And saying, Where is the promise of his coming? for since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they were from the beginning of the creation.
5: For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water:
6: Whereby the world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished:

[Elsie]

And for the umpteenth time, there was no "explosion." Spacetime expanded rapidly.

Huh?

Isn't the definition of 'explosion' rapid expansion?