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== Other Criticisms of the Big Bang ==
== Other Criticisms of the Big Bang ==
* The Big Bang theory is unable to explain where the laws of [[gravity]] and [[inertia]] come from. It also cannot explain why the laws are consistent.
* The Big Bang theory is unable to explain where the laws of [[gravity]] and [[inertia]] come from. It also cannot explain why the laws are consistent.
* Big Bang Theorists cannot explain where the matter arrived from in the first place. Also in order for the matter to move it requires energy and the Big Bang theory cannot explain its origins.
* Big Bang Theorists cannot explain where the matter arrived from in the first place. Also in order for the matter to move it requires energy and the Big Bang theory cannot explain its origins.
* In physics there is a law called the Conservation of Angular Momentum. If a spinning object breaks apart in a frictionless environment the pieces that lay off will be spinning in the same direction. If the Big Bang did happen then shouldn’t everything be spinning in the same direction? Galaxies and moons and planets spin in different directions. That doesn’t make sense according to the Big bang theory.
* In physics there is a law called the [[Conservation of Angular Momentum]]. If a spinning object breaks apart in a frictionless environment the pieces that lay off will be spinning in the same direction. If the Big Bang did happen then shouldn’t everything be spinning in the same direction? Galaxies and moons and planets spin in different directions. That doesn’t make sense according to the Big bang theory.
* If the Big Bang did happen then matter would be evenly distributed. Instead it is lumpy as there are clusters of stars and then great voids.
* If the Big Bang did happen then matter would be evenly distributed. Instead it is lumpy as there are clusters of stars and then great voids.
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