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Big bangs, plural: a heretical view. (Does The Big Bang Prove the Existence of God?)

Pecker, Jean-Claude

Free Inquiry, 1992, Vol.13 (1), p.10

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Big bangs, plural: a heretical view. (Does The Big Bang Prove the Existence of God?)
Autor: Pecker, Jean-Claude
Assuntos: Analysis ; Astrophysics ; Big bang theory ; Cosmological principle ; Satellites ; Universe
É parte de: Free Inquiry, 1992, Vol.13 (1), p.10
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Descrição: The big bang theory of the universe's origin came from two types of research, the philosophical and scientific. The first one is based on Albert Einstein's theory of equations determining the movement of massive particles and the other on scientific observations of the universe. Einstein's theory presents the universe as stationary and governed bythe cosmological principle which views the universe as uniform. Scientific observations, on the other hand, describes the physics and consequences of the big bang. However, many questions remain unanswered and future developments mayoverturn present views about the universe.
Editor: Buffalo: Council for Democratic and Secular Humanism, Inc
Idioma: Inglês

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