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m4hb
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Message 1 of 4 (25761)
12-06-2002 2:40 PM


from what i understand about the big bang is that all the matter was brought together in to SPINNING ball of matter. then there was a cosmic explosion that created all the stars and planets. Well according to anguler ejectory (spelling error) when there is an object that is spinning and it bracks apart thoses parts will spin in the same direction as the original object.
what do you got to say about that.

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Coragyps
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Message 2 of 4 (25763)
12-06-2002 3:09 PM
Reply to: Message 1 by m4hb
12-06-2002 2:40 PM


Do I smell a Dr Dino? The singularity that led to the Big Bang was dimensionless, and didn't have an axis to spin on.
You are talking about the "law" of conservation of angular momentum, I think. Yes, there is such a thing, and it is conserved, but the mechanisms thought to be responsible for planets "spinning backwards" and the Sun's slow rotational speed don't violate it.
Edit to add: Our solar system is a member of the third generation or so of stars, etc., and formed about eight billion years after the BB. The bang didn't immediately form anything solid at all - it took supernovae of the first stars, a billion (?) years later, to do that.
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John
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Message 3 of 4 (25771)
12-06-2002 4:39 PM
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12-06-2002 2:40 PM


quote:
Originally posted by m4hb:
what do you got to say about that.

I say that you've got it all wrong. At least, what you've got bears no resemblance to the actual BB theory.
First, there was no gathering of matter. There was no matter. In fact, at the moment of the BB, it isn't very clear what was, but a tiny fraction of a second later there was enormous amounts of energy. Spacetime expanded, the energy cooled and condensed into particles which became atoms of hydrogen, mostly. The hydrogen accumulated into massive clouds which eventually ignited (nuclear) due to pressure and in the process created the rest of the elements in the periodic table. The stars burned out and exploded throwing these various elements into space. This new dust accumulated into more stars, which exploded. This dust accumulated into more stars. We orbit at least a second generation star but probably third or fourth generation.
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TrueCreation
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Message 4 of 4 (26111)
12-09-2002 8:43 PM
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12-06-2002 2:40 PM


--I went through a brief analysis on ther merit of this notion back in this post:
http://EvC Forum: Evolution Disproven. -->EvC Forum: Evolution Disproven.
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