[DeoVindiceSicSemperTyrannis]

[wendy1946]

Ping/fyi

[pgkdan]

BUMP...

[BobSimons]

Zzzzzzz..

[tnlibertarian]

The Big Bang Never Happened

That's simply not true. I watch it every Thursday night at 8.

[ml/nj]

I strongly recommend Eric Lerner's The Big Bang Never Happened. It's written on a Scientific American level (but decidedly not from their usual perspective!) so I would imagine that most who are interested in this topic wouldn't have difficulty understanding it. Check the reviews at Amazon to see if this book is for you.

ML/NJ

[fish hawk]

If matter can not create itself into existence,and we know that it can't, then those who do not believe in a creator would like to deny the Big Bang. To me these idiots are as bad as the Holocaust deniers. The proof is there for both.

[fightinJAG]

bfl

[ConjunctionJunction]

pfl

[<1/1,000,000th%]

I’m not sure including Eric Lerner and his “infinitely old universe” theory, fits your agenda.

I would like to see someone correlate the observational evidence for the theorists. Maybe Arp can get some movement.

His explanation of the cosmic microwave background being created by a “cosmic fireball” is pretty weak. You’d think in 10 years he would’ve come up with something better.

[G Larry]

BUMP!

[TheOldLady]

Thank you for the ping.

I watched all nine segments, and it struck me that the “scientific” community is a lot like the medieval church. It establishes a belief and destroys all heretics. It’s a lot like the “anthropogenic global climate change” hoax.

I’m glad that these scientists persisted and are succeeding in getting the truth out about the big bang.

I’m not a researcher anymore and haven’t been one for many years, but when I look at the Astronomy Picture of the Day, I wonder why everything looks so jumbled up if it all originated from one source that is exploding outward.

[count-your-change]

If it’s on u tube...well, that’s all I need!

[Uri’el-2012]

The "big bang" which we've heard about all our lives turns out to be junk physics.

It one of many hypothetical constructs in cosmology.

[Allen In Texas Hill Country]

Its “Snap Your Finger Time”!!!!!!

[Jack of all Trades]

Obviously, the universe is not expanding. We are all shrinking.

[aruanan]

A very concise summary of the past 30 years or so since I’ve been following this, beginning with my college astronomy classes. It was great to see so many of the astronomers and physicists I’ve read about all together in this presentation. Some day some folks making rude comments on this thread (who, strangely, seem to be the usual suspects known for snide pooh-poohing) will perhaps come back to the core of science, which is making observations and then devising testable explanations for those observations. I think one of the speakers who criticized the American post-doc system as aggravating the problem of entrenched orthodoxy was exactly right.