And then was there thought for a long time to be a giant impact upon the Earth that resulted in the moon. (1) Or later, perhaps not. (2) Indeed, the Earth was in fact very different from today. There were no oceans and no oxygen. Then was the Earth bombarded by [...]
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Some commentators read my general overviews, and they assume that I don’t know the basic cosmological views, such as the cosmological view of the starlight and time problem. However, I have been reading about cosmology for the last 16 years or so, and I am quite acquainted with how the views on cosmology “have [...]
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And did then the Earth form from the same disc cloud that the Sun formed. And so did the mass and gravitational pull of the Earth increase. And did metorites impact frequently, creating a “hellish” early Earth. Plate techtonics did completely destroy the evidence of this early Hell. But the “Hell” [...]
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And then, things cooled off. Matter coalesced into suns and planets. And then was there a nearby supernova. Squeezing the clouds of dust. The squeezing made the clouds of dust coalesce, and gravity pulled the clouds together. The clouds began to spin as it began to collapse. Eventually, this cloud grew heavier and denser in [...]
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And then did gravity clump matter together. Albeit, faster than should have been possible. With particles flying outward at faster than the speed of light, which today is impossible, but then not so miraculous. And then, did we notice that every galaxy is moving away from us by the redshift of light. Originally we had [...]
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Once upon a time, long, long ago, before time, there was nothing. Which as all scientists know, nothing is not really nothing. Just a wee little empty void, but not truly empty. The void did fluctuate before time existed. It did it anyway…it found a way to fluctuate even though time didn’t exist. And from [...]
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