Re: WMAP: New Satellite Data On Universe's First Trillionth Second
- From: "David Thomson" <google@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 17 Mar 2006 07:46:48 -0800
Sam Wormley wrote:
New Satellite Data On Universe's First Trillionth Second
http://www.physorg.com/news11837.html
Scientists peering back to the oldest light in the universe have new
evidence to support the concept of inflation. The concept poses the
universe expanded many trillion times its size in less than a
trillionth of a second at the outset of the big bang.
It would be helpful if the scientists could tell us how we got here 12
billion years before the light from the early explosion did.
If they are saying that space-time expanded, hence the red shift, then
what is space-time that it could expand? This is easily interpreted as
evidence for the existence of Aether! Of course, if the Aether exists,
then SR is wrong. But the Big Bang is predicated on GR, which
supposedly arose from SR. So we end up with the paradox that if the
Big Bang theory is right, then the Big Bang theory is wrong.
Scientists spew information as though everything they say is fully
consistent with everything else modern science says. When solid data
arises, we are led to believe that the theories are proved correct.
This is also far from the truth. Data is fact, theory is merely an
interpretation. I would be more impressed if they would share the
actual data of their experiments and allow the science community at
large to judge for ourselves what the data means.
Dave
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