Red Sky at Morning
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How long did it take for light from distant stars reach us?
What about radiometric dating? Surely that indicates a very old earth?
Many people have first encountered these ideas through “A Brief History of Time”
en.wikipedia.org
Despite the scientific consensus around the “Standard Model” of Big Bang Cosmology, it does rest on certain assumptions (and has some enduring and presently insoluble problems).
Those assumptions are being challenged by new research and evidence in the field of plasma physics, zero point energy and of elemental and galaxy formation that are all beginning to divide the scientific community.
I invite anyone who is interested to consider the work of Barry Setterfield. He has been researching this area since the early 80’s, sometimes in the face of much opposition. It is only recent findings from secular science that have began to add major experimental corroboration to his research.
This was the first of his videos (and his most recent summary) that I watched - it provides a great introduction to the topic, but I also recommend his channel as he goes into greater depth on related topics.
What about radiometric dating? Surely that indicates a very old earth?
Many people have first encountered these ideas through “A Brief History of Time”
A Brief History of Time - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Despite the scientific consensus around the “Standard Model” of Big Bang Cosmology, it does rest on certain assumptions (and has some enduring and presently insoluble problems).
Those assumptions are being challenged by new research and evidence in the field of plasma physics, zero point energy and of elemental and galaxy formation that are all beginning to divide the scientific community.
I invite anyone who is interested to consider the work of Barry Setterfield. He has been researching this area since the early 80’s, sometimes in the face of much opposition. It is only recent findings from secular science that have began to add major experimental corroboration to his research.
This was the first of his videos (and his most recent summary) that I watched - it provides a great introduction to the topic, but I also recommend his channel as he goes into greater depth on related topics.
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