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Demise of Big Bang: Cosmology Statement

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09-14-2004 2:57 PM 		Reply to: Message 1 by redwolf
09-13-2004 2:51 PM

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...describing accurately the overwhelming problems with the big bang idea,...
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I'm not at all a cosmologist type, but I suspect that even the cosmologist types would agree that the big bang theory does have gaps of information and/or problems. The use of the term "overwhelming" is probably going too far.
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Certainly, there is room for additions, corrections, and improvements to the theory. But I suspect that the core of the theory is strong.
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