what was the cause of the Big Bang?
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Not exactly new but not very acceptable to standard cosmology.Geordie Ross wrote:I'm always open to new ideas and theories if they're supported by strong enough evidence.
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There is academic investment in many concepts. If any are seriously questioned careers may be threatened.The new holy cow.Geordie Ross wrote:Why do you think there's some kind of scientific conspiracy?
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Scientific conspiracy just doesn't add up.
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So you have faith. I'm pleased for you.So why do the standard cosmologist discount plasma cosmology with such vitriolic speaches? Why when they find that dark energy is no longer required do they simply erase it. Argue with them less than a year ago against its existence and I would have been classified as stupid. When will they realise that no matter how far they manage to look back in time and find fully formed galaxies they might be wrong? When will they explain what quantum fluctuations actually are.Its not about science in general but the reasonable novel science of cosmology. Not about hiding evidence but constantly adjusting the concept, ignoring or discounting any alternative reasoning.Geordie Ross wrote:Wrong. Most scientists strive to disprove their own theories and hypotheses, their face and name would be in every scientific journal for the rest of their lives, Nobel prizes, massive government grants, cash incentives etc etc. However, covering up and hiding evidence would end the career and tarnish the reputation of a scientist.
Scientific conspiracy just doesn't add up.
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Good science might but we are not talking about science in general. We are debating theoretical cosmology. Would you say that two conflicting sciences are both right or both wrong? Both deny the other with absolute certainty.Geordie Ross wrote:You're using the fact that science updates itself against it? Do you realise that changing and revising ideas is what makes science so potent? If science were ridged and unchanging, it would break, it simply wouldn't work.
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Standard cosmology based on particle physics and plasma cosmology based on the electric universe. They contradict each other. You will see no common ground, no mutual respect. Each one accuses the other of falsity and invention.Geordie Ross wrote:Which two conflicting sciences? And why are they mutually exclusive?
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Exactly. Who has debunked them.Guess who?Geordie Ross wrote:I did a quick Google search of electric universe and plasma cosmology, the first few results say "debunked" "pseudoscience" "obsolete"... I'll research further in time, but its not looking good...
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I don't know, probably by scientists that are rather more knowledgeable on the subject than you or I. I'm certainly not convinced of electric universe, nor plasma cosmology. Gravity, general relativity, the standard model and big bang have no been refuted by either.
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You have the faith.Allelula brother, allelula.Geordie Ross wrote:You want me to guess? Was it illuminati shape shifting reptilian overlords?....
I don't know, probably by scientists that are rather more knowledgeable on the subject than you or I. I'm certainly not convinced of electric universe, nor plasma cosmology. Gravity, general relativity, the standard model and big bang have no been refuted by either.
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