The philosophical Pandora box has been opened in order to explain the scientific method being used in our present time. This is the same method which creationists like myself have been very critical about. In Nature, Richard Massey reveals the approach being used by scientists…
“As scientific fashions come and go, the rivalry between the three [...]
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Richard Massey: Science Is A Fashion Statement
Posted in Cosmology, tagged creationism, dark matter, evolution, Nature, Richard Massey, science on October 9, 2009 | 7 Comments »
The Progressive Figments Of Cosmological Imagination
Posted in Cosmology, tagged big bang theory, Cosmology, creation, evolution, inflation theory, nebular hypothesis, new discoveries, science on September 29, 2009 | 14 Comments »
The WASP project had discovered a planet that falsifies the nebular hypothesis. A planet’s orbit is going the wrong way according to what they believe how the universe works. In order to explain this falsification, they add it to the list of collisions or near collisions with no evidence. How could an outside force with [...]
Models Are Not Meeting Expectations In The Universe
Posted in Cosmology, tagged creationism, evolution, galaxies, Milky Way, science, stars on August 29, 2009 | 13 Comments »
What I find interesting at times, is scientists claiming so much knowledge of what’s out there in space. Long held assumptions continue to be undermined with new discoveries. The origin of galaxies is one of the latest. The story goes something like this, the universe formed itself or was assisted by another universe. Over [...]
Revealing The Existence of Dark Matter Remains Elusive
Posted in Cosmology, tagged astronomy, creation, dark matter, evolution, science on August 2, 2009 | 16 Comments »
Physicists and Astronomers have a huge dilemma on their hands if they are going to continue to tell the public that 95 percent of the universe consists of dark matter but nobody has been able to observe it. PhysOrg had no one but two related articles on the subject…
“The percentage of the known Universe that [...]
