The Big Bang and Conservation of angular momentum??

The origin of your Lincoln quote is actually unknown.--Percy

I think what Dennis780 was trying to say in Message 51 when he said this: Was that the angular velocity of a spinning body increases as its mass is brought closer to the center of rotation. I know he said "angular momentum," but I think he meant "angular velocity."--Percy

That's possible. What we're seeing right now is what happens when someone utterly sure of their position encounters inconvenient contrary facts. He's casting about for ways that he can still be right. I don't think he's yet grasped that he's missing a couple key concepts, so this could go on for a while.--Percy

See Message 46. You replied very briefly ignoring most of the issues in Message 51, and Cavediver pointed out its errors in Message 54.What I think Cavediver and others are trying to tell you in this thread is that it isn't that you misunderstand the Big Bang, though you do. It's that you misunderstand an important part of basic physics.You probably disagree, but to settle the issue you probably need to directly address the explanations that have been provided. What you seem to be doing instead is reexplaining your original position, and you already have responses to that.--Percy

You might give the [] dBCode a try.--Percy