[general_re]

I have discovered an important fact regarding the origins of the universe. In my brief search about platypi this morning, I have discovered that the "Big Bang" theory must be false. And, to my surprise, it was a creationist who discovered the key fact that so many scientists have overlooked. Specifically, I refer to the following passage:

THE LAW OF "CONSERVATION OF ANGULAR MOMENTUM." Big, long words! This law says that if a spinning object explodes, the pieces that fly off will be spinning in the same direction. In other words, if an object is spinning clockwise and it explodes, all the pieces that fly off will all be spinning clockwise. This is a LAW. It always happens. It never "doesn't happen"! This is bad news for the "Big Bang" theory!

Source.

Clearly, this is a discovery of great importance - I have preserved the author's punctuation, which indicates that he is also aware of the importance of this discovery. I expect to see this startling consequence of the conservation of angular momentum receive the wide publicity it richly deserves very soon now. That is, unless the global science cabal buries this important discovery in order to preserve its atheistic, materialistic plot to pervert the hearts of good Christians everywhere...

[Junior]

Except the universe didn't "explode" -- it inflated like a balloon. Do I get my Nobel Prize now?

[RadioAstronomer]

This is bad news for the "Big Bang" theory!

Hahahahaha :-)

[Gumlegs]

No, no, no. The truth is here!

[PatrickHenry]

THE LAW OF "CONSERVATION OF ANGULAR MOMENTUM." ... This is bad news for the "Big Bang" theory!

Oh yeah, those creationists really nailed it this time. By the way, does anyone know what "spin" would really mean in the case of a pre-big bang universe which consists of only one singularity? How would spin be detected? What would spin even mean under those circumstances?

[EBUCK]

Sure, the material could start off that way but what happens after a few billion years of bumping into each other?

EBUCK