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==THE BIG BANG NEVER HAPPENED, Illustrated==
==THE BIG BANG NEVER HAPPENED, Illustrated==
==The Current Crisis in Cosmology==
==The Current Crisis in Cosmology==
In 1962 Thomas Kuhn revolutionized our concepts concerning the history of science: in his classic work The Structure of Scientific Revolutions Kuhn hit on the word "paradigm" to describe the world view of any specific scientific community. Kuhn proposed that science did not move forward by refining old views but rather by changing basic concepts; he described an old paradigm-anomaly-crisis-revolution-acceptance-new paradigm cycle. By the mid-1990's, it appears that cosmology is ready for just such a paradigm shift.
In 1962 Thomas Kuhn revolutionized our concepts concerning the history of science: in his classic work The Structure of Scientific Revolutions Kuhn hit on the word "paradigm" to describe the world view of any specific scientific community. Kuhn proposed that science did not move forward by refining old views but rather by changing basic concepts; he described an old paradigm/anomaly/crisis/revolution/acceptance/new paradigm cycle. By the mid-1990's, it appears that cosmology is ready for just such a paradigm shift.
The current crisis in cosmology generally is that the Big Bang model does not allow enough time to get the universe from its early state to one we are seeing now. The question is: how did the universe get to be as lumpy as it is given the COBE results, which would indicate that the universe would be smooth and homogenous from a Big Bang beginning.
The current crisis in cosmology generally is that the Big Bang model does not allow enough time to get the universe from its early state to one we are seeing now. The question is: how did the universe get to be as lumpy as it is given the COBE results, which would indicate that the universe would be smooth and homogenous from a Big Bang beginning.
CONCLUSION? THE BIG BANG NEVER HAPPENED!
CONCLUSION? THE BIG BANG NEVER HAPPENED!
NEEDED? SOME OTHER COSMOLOGICAL MODEL (See pages 651-655 [http://www.urantia.org/papers/paper57.html] in The Urantia Book)
NEEDED? SOME OTHER COSMOLOGICAL MODEL (See pages 651-655 [https://www.urantia.org/papers/paper57.html] in The Urantia Book)
:* Stellar recession began 8 billion years ago (local systems).
:* Stellar recession began 8 billion years ago (local systems).