"Big Bang(TM)" Signal...

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From the pen of Stephen Crothers:

Cosmic inflation: Confidence lowered for Big Bang signal
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-27935479
Professor Marc Kamionkowski of Johns Hopkins University says that the criticism of BICEP2 claims are "science in action"; "If it was not such an exciting result, you would not be hearing so much about it"; "We're going to need confirmation by independent groups. That's the way things work in science. We don't believe things because somebody says they're true; we believe them because different people make the measurements independently and find the same results."
However, as is usual for astrophysical scientists, Professor Kamionkowski has not considered all the facts; far from it, and neither has Professor Clement Pryke of the BICEP2 team,
Professor Pierre-Marie Robitaille: The Cosmic Microwave Background
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8ijbu3bSqI
Professor Pierre-Marie Robitaille, ‘On the validity of Kirchhoff’s Law’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Hstum3U2zw
Robitaille P.-M.
WMAP: A Radiological Analysis
http://www.ptep-online.com/index_files/2007/PP-08-01.PDF
Robitaille P.-M.
COBE: A Radiological Analysis
http://www.ptep-online.com/index_files/2009/PP-19-03.PDF
Robitaille P.-M.
The Planck Satellite LFI and the Microwave Background: Importance of the 4K Reference Targets
http://www.ptep-online.com/index_files/2010/PP-22-02.PDF
BICEP2 Fallacies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hC_KkLvG22A

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@gungasnake,

Good for them. All theories need to be confirmed by robust peer review. The basic theory already has been, but each detail must pass the test as well.

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The Big Bang idea is flagrant BS and should have been rejected on day one on purely philosophical principles. Having all the mass of the universe collapsed to a point would be the mother of all black holes and nothing would ever "bang" its way out of that. Big Bang was based on the idea of an expanding universe and the expanding universe idea was based on a misinterpretation of cosmic redshift, which Halton Arp has since debunked. There's something basically dishonest about going on with a theory which has been debunked.

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@gungasnake,

Are we not still in that singularity-event?

Size is irrelevant - If you are within the event.

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Watching you and Gungadork talk is like watching my two dogs "talk" after giving them peanut butter. Why don't you two girls give a rest!

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Hypothesize that at the beginning of time (which some people call the Big Bang), there was a fundamental change in the space time continuum such that space time abruptly was warped such that the clump of matter that then existed was at the top of an inverted gravity well and would accelerate "down" from where it was at this "top". This would explain why the universe is expanding at an accelerated rate as the effects of this change would mimic gravity and all the matter would accelerate "down". And, if this could happen, perhaps many other warpings of space time exist to explain dark energy and matter in localized areas. This is a very simple explanation, and Occam's razor would support thinking aboutt it.

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Since matter cannot be created or destroyed. That means what ever is out there has been around and around and around. But! Matter can change form from one to another.
We know that most matter in the universe is in a state of Chiral Super Symmetry dipolar electromagnetic condensate. The various transients are from Axion matter (10 * 35) to partonic matter to composite quark matter to Neutron matter. The dipolar vector fields created by such transients can be huge and are able to mimic black hole properties, except for one thing, it does not form a singularity, it forms dipolar jets responsible for many formations that we observe out there, such as hour glass nebulae, monster jets such as M87 and so on.

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