@FBM,
FBM wrote:So show us some genuine evidence in this THREAD that discredits the Big Bang theory 75% so that you can keep believing exactly "perhaps" 25% in it.
You were explicitly told that this thread is not about the existence & non-existence of the Big Bang. The question here is whether, if we assume that the Big Bang is possible on the grounds of the explanation of the red shift and the CMB, there could have been some other causes for the Big Bang, except for the 'reverse implosion' of the Singularity. Where do you see here existence & non-existence?
As far as the 75% disbelief in the Big Bang 'theory' is concerned, the justification could be for example the following:
- it is inconsistent as a theory, and it is full of contradictions with the basic laws of classical physics and classical math logic;
- it is implausible as interpretation of the physical events, on which it claims to be based; nowhere in any physical and computer simulation lab has been shown that an explosion can create 3-D space out of 0-D space, and that anything, whatsoever can appear out of nothing and out of nowhere;
- it is infeasible in terms of its major assumptions: Infinite Temperature; Infinite Gravitation; Launching of the Time; Existence of Temperature (no matter whether finite or infinite) without heat carrier; Existence of Gravitation (no matter whether finite or infinite) without a force carrier; running in reverse of the physical processes that it is based on.
- inability to explain how exactly has it structured the Universe by means of random behaviour and lack of any information source;
- missing exclusion of the other possible explanations of the red shift and the CMB - nowhere has the Big Bang theory proved that it is the only possible and plausible explanation of the red shift and the CBM.
IMV this justification is more than enough to assign as expert estimate 75% disbelief in the Big Bang 'theory' ... without any problems. At least to me it is enough ... and actually I don't engage anybody with that.