Scientists REJECT Big Bang theory due to impossible mathematical odds! Discover why leading physicists found fatal flaws in this cosmological model. Universe fine-tuning reveals evidence for design.
Join Kaysie Vokurka in Science Conversations as she explores fundamental problems with Big Bang cosmology. From the mysterious "singularity" and fourth-dimensional hyperspace, to Fred Hoyle’s legendary critique, learn why the odds of our universe forming by chance are mathematically impossible.
Key topics include:
- What the Big Bang Theory actually claims—and common misconceptions
- Fred Hoyle’s rejection and the origin of the “Big Bang” name
- Fine-tuning of carbon atoms and universal constants
- Mathematical impossibilities: odds as low as 1 in 10^10^123
- Why hyperspace expansion lacks evidence
- Cosmological constant precision requirements
- Evidence pointing to intelligent design
Expert analysis breaks down the complex physics and mathematics that challenge naturalistic explanations for the universe’s origin—revealing why the evidence points toward supernatural creation.
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