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Author | Topic: Falsifying a young Universe. (re: Supernova 1987A) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: The objective evidence includes: 1. the angles used to calculate the distance to the supernova2. the angle between the supernova and the illuminated halo 3. time it took for the light to travel between the supernova and the illuminated halo. 4. the spectral analysis (measurement of cobalt and it's decay rate) The above is the objective data. From this data we can objectively measure the speed of the light that left the supernova (see number 2 and 3 above). There is no escaping an old universe, barring a god who wants to intentionally deceive us.
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: All OBJECTIVE and SCIENTIFIC evidence is observable, and it is testable as well. All of the evidence we have given for the age of the universe is observable. All of the evidence given for a young earth is either explainable through current scientific theories or completely unobservable (ie personal religious revelations).
quote: No one is trying to rule out the Ruler. All we are ruling out is a literal, man made translation of a man made book. You are the only one trying to claim that an old universe rules out God.
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: Within the context of this thread (supernova), could you please tell me which objective, testable, observable effects have not been factored in.
quote: I have observed unanswered prayer, magicians that saw people in half, and have also read about fake faith healers.
quote: It seems to have been wrong on a few things, though. Notice that the evidence does not bear out a young earth or a global flood?
quote: So what experiments can I do with supernova 1987a that will support a young earth? A spiritual realm? Anything that you are claiming.
quote: But they are testable, and the theories that support their existence are testable without needing faith in a deity.
quote: I know a guy that thinks he is JFK. How do I know that you are not deluded? How do you know that you are not fooling yourself? We both look at the same data set and I see no need to conclude that there is a Ruler, a spritual realm, nor any diety of any kind. How is this possible? This is why science relies on objective data, data that is the same for everyone. How tall is the Empire State Building? Does the answer depend on what god you worship, or lack thereof?
quote: Does not sheer logic demand that since there are many different rulebooks claiming the same thing that they could all be wrong?
quote: The first if has not been answered, just asserted.
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: Have you, or anyone, ever observed a deity pulling a universe out of their hat?
quote: It can't be proven that the healing is supernatural.
quote: Doctors have seen miraculous healings of non-religious, non-praying people as well. Doctors have seen people prayed for by a thousand people, and still they die the same death as the atheist in the next room. Doctors can only see improvement, they can't detect what caused it.
quote:quote:No. I suppose you think you notice that. So where in the data from supernova 1987a can I find the evidence for a young earth?
quote: So what scientific experiments can I do in the lab to detect the Unseen?
quote: No, but we can test to see if a quantum fluctuation can cause a new universe to be born.
quote: Supernova 1987a is also in our realm. If we can measure the height of the Empire State Building without interference from a deceiving deity, then why can't we measure the the length of time it takes for light to travel from Supernova 1987a to Earth?
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: And why should I accept their claims without evidence?
quote: More accurately, the supernatural has never been successfully used to accurately predict new findings in nature. Why is that?
quote: And a Hindu doctor would have another opinion. A native american doctor would have yet another opinion. Why is that?
quote: So prayer is always answered, no matter what the outcome is? So how can you tell the difference between unanswered prayer and answered prayer if the outcomes are indistinguishable?
quote: Isn't it speculation and extrapolation that God even exists? And I never said that quantum fluctuations could produce a universe, only that the could be tested to see IF they could.
quote: So then I could argue that the pre-split absence of infinitely faster stuff also causes mismeasurements of the Empire State Building. The ESB is actually 5,000 feet tall. Any other measurement is pure conjecture. Are you starting to see how foolish this is?
quote: Why? Even the solar system is chocked full of evidence that the universe is old. The earth, in particular, fully supports a 4.5 billion year old solar system. The universe agrees with the evidence in our solar system. So why don't you trust the universe that you claim that God created?
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: Let's look back to your other posts about supernova 1987a. You claim that science is not considering the different speed of light before the split of the spiritual world. This is your argument, and yet you berate me when I use it. Who is the jester? If I can't use it for proposing a 5,000 foot tall Empire State Building, then how can you use the same argument for a young universe? This message has been edited by Loudmouth, 01-20-2005 13:07 AM
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: So what evidence is there for this faster light that existed before our present light?
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: Neutrino stars are inferred from the size and mass of the star. From our current theories, neutrinos are the only particle that fit the bill. As to other elements, JonF covers that very well. Needless to say, there is evidence that the speed of light has never changed. You claim that the speed of light has not always been the same. Again, what is the evidence that supports light moving at a faster speed than at present?
quote: So tell me how faster speeds of light fit the evidence.
quote: No, we have evidence. We choose the theory THAT FITS ALL OF THE EVIDENCE AND IS SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE. For us to consider faster speeds for light you need to supply evidence for it.
quote: Why not pick a theory that allows for invisible ninjas and pink unicorns?
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quote: Millisecond pulsars and the measurement of the speed of light between the supernova and the halo around the supernova. Again, where is the evidence that the speed of light has been different in the past. I would really like this evidence that you are holding so close to your chest.
quote: SO WHERE IS THIS EVIDENCE THAT SUPPORTS A DIFFERENT SPEED FOR LIGHT???????!!!!!!!!!!! SHOW ME THE EVIDENCE I AM IGNORING!!!!!! To Percy: Yes, neutrons. Thanks for the correction.
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: Well, if all you need is writing . . . The speed of light has never changed. There, I guess you can infer from the writing above that light has never changed.
quote: We can say that no one can has seen spirits with supporting objective evidence. We can say that no one has seen spirits change the speed of light. If spirits are evidence, can you please tell me the experimental methods for detecting them so I can do it in the lab?
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