Where did the universe come from? Atheistic origin science has no answer.

[Revelation777]

Hey, there's this wonderful new invention - it's called Google:

Quantum foam

Unless I can see this foam, and touch this foam, or handle this foam, I will not believe.

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Did you even look at the link I gave you? If not, here's a sample:

The idea that space is a bubbling brew of ephemeral particles sounds like complete nonsense, but the idea has been confirmed. In 1948, a physicist named Hendrik Casimir realized that if you placed two metal plates near each other, separated by a very small distance, the quantum foam would cause them to move. To visualize this, remember that quantum particles are also waves. Between the plates, only waves (particles) with wavelengths smaller than the separation between the plates can exist. Outside the gap, waves (particles) of all wavelengths can exist. Thus there are more particles outside the gap than inside, and the imbalance pushes the two plates together. This effect has been observed.

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The quantum foam is real. The microcosm is in continual motion. Scientist J.B.S. Haldane's aphorism is true: "The universe is not only stranger than we imagine, it is stranger than we can imagine."

Education can be fun; you ought to try it.

If you believe that then you have more faith than I will ever have.

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why didn't you post this a long time ago? it's the foam, of course. it was right in front of us and we didn't see it but you could have at least given hints along the way.

Yeah ST, your credibility on the forum (and internationally as the scientific genius you are) certainly warrants an undue level of sarcasm directed at things you don't understand,

I find Snowtracks posts to be solid, rational, and in good taste.

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eternal foam?

With a certain degree of evidence behind it, which gives it a leg up over "eternal god," for sure.

Even if there were such a thing as eternal foam that magically appears and disappears, even that would need a Creator.

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You can belittle scientific hypothetical possibilities all you like, but it doesn't make your unsupportable beliefs any more plausible.

How many people on this site believe in this Quantum Foam?

Looks like Rob experienced some of that foam.