RE: No Big Bang?
March 17, 2018 at 6:33 am
(This post was last modified: March 17, 2018 at 6:34 am by Whateverist.)
(March 17, 2018 at 5:15 am)Banned Wrote:(March 14, 2018 at 12:15 am)ignoramus Wrote: Kit.
You know how stars die by using up their energy...
They all die, right? They either go supernova if enough critical mass or just turn to red dwarfs.
It's just impossible for the stars we see in the sky to have been there forever.
It brings me back to infinite regress. Maybe new stars randomly appear from nothing as did matter at some point. But could matter have been there in the first place forever?
Fuck you, now I've got a headache thinking about this shit!
The first time nova's were discussed, it wasn't clear if a star was forming or whether it had exploded. This question has since been answered in part - with the recording of exploding stars, but there is also evidence that a cloud will collapse and reform a star, only not at the same rate of exploding. So given enough time, we may see evidence of the latter.
Some people believe that stars can explode and reform as part pf their cycles, not unlike other activities like pulsars where the temperature and light, and even size of a star oscillates.
Some of the features of stars, indicate that the sun can occasionally turn off and on again, which may be part of its system where it oscillates or flickers at specific intervals.
It is possible that stars don't die, but just experience cycles of activity, which have been measured and recorded, such as magnetic aberrations, flares, different spectrums of light, radio waves etc. And spots on our sun.
The idea of dying stars and a dying universe may just be a mortal's perspective.
But wouldn't you agree that from the POV of a YEC it is a moot point? Anyone who thinks creation happened 6,000 years ago must believe that everything we can deduce from observations of the heavens is but a divine hoax.
