Sporting a double nucleus, the super spiral galaxy CGCG 122-067 in the constellation Leo emits roughly eight times as much visible light as the Milky Way. Credit: Sloan Digital Sky Survey
Posted on 12/09/2015 7:35:23 PM PST by MtnClimber
Interesting as is most theoretical physics when considered by laymen. However theoretical physicists are not much different than philosophers. The question is are these theories proven by reproducible definitive experimentation. Not saying the “big bang “ theory is wrong but how would you prove it and how do you explain all the matter of the universe originating from such a small theoretical volume? Or please explain how 0x0= anything other than 0.
Sporting a double nucleus, the super spiral galaxy CGCG 122-067 in the constellation Leo emits roughly eight times as much visible light as the Milky Way. Credit: Sloan Digital Sky Survey
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