well first of all the universe is only 14.7 billion years old while Sol is 4.7 billion years old. How is this possible when the rate of the universe's expansion is increasing?
And I'm only 34, what's the problem.
And where is the centre of the BB or the point in space from which it originated?
There isn't one.
All this cannot be explained by a mere explosion.
Which the Big Bang was not.
The dynamics of an explosion of matter is way too linear imo.
Perhaps you mean something by this, but I'm not sure that it would mean anything to physicists.
And I do understand your point about the plant being green not because of its individual atoms being green. If they were the plant would probably be black.
That's an interesting use of the word "probably".
I guess the BB is the best theory scientists can come up with given all that is known.
Yes indeedy.
But I think there's more to it than just a simple explosion.
As any scientist would be willing to explain to you, there is.
Look, if you, having no knowledge of physics, can see flaws in your idea of your idea of some concept of physics, and physicists can't, this is almost certainly because you've got it wrong.
Why don't you get a book on cosmology and find out what the Big Bang is, instead of making up your own version and then complaining that it's wrong?
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