Since the 1920s, the Big Bang theory is widely accepted as THE way the universe came into existence. It sounds simple and elegant. If you were exposed to it long enough, it even makes sense, and you could see evidences for it in space. But let's try looking at it realistically, applying laws of physics at each stage of stellar evolution. 1. In the beginning there was nothing. Than out of nothing appeared matter. Problem - The Law of Conservation of Mass-Energy says, matter cannot be
We are benefiting from the Sun in quite a few ways. Being at just the right distance from us, it is the source of energy for our planet, providing just the right amount of energy to power life, without burning us up, but preventing us from freezing. Every day, the Sun sends us more energy than all energy producing mechanisms created by humans, combined. This energy is not only good for making us warm. Through the process of photosynthesis, the Sun powers plants to recycle carbon dioxide we breat
According to Genesis 1:14, God created the Moon and the Sun for signs, seasons, days, and years. So the Moon helps us divide our years into months. If you didn't have a calendar, the Moon could also tell you how far into the month you are at a given day. In verse 16 of that same chapter, it says the Moon was designed to “rule the night”. And rule the night it does. Appearing to look so much larger than any other object in the night sky, it outshines everything in the sky. Furthermore, it has