A cosmological history lesson

History has shown that science cannot save a theoretical model that does not reflect the “reality” of current observations by randomly adding new parameters. For example when the geocentric model of planetary motion was first proposed it was a good fit to the observational data available at the time.  However it became necessary to modify … Read more

A sensible solution to the Horizon Problem

The Big Bang theory of cosmic evolution postulates the universe had its beginnings as a hot infinitely dense expanding environment.  Using this assumption scientists have been able to successful explain and predict many of the observed properties of our universe including the relative abundance of the elements and the formation of galactic clusters. However, they … Read more