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Dr. Harold Slusher, a professor of physics, says there is not a shred of evidence for the steady state hypothesis.  It is pure imagination and not science.  It is not even a good theory, for it violates fundamentals law of physics called the Laws of Thermodynamics.  The First Law of Thermodynamics says that energy and matter may change forms but are not now being either created or destroyed.  The Second Law says that everything is running down and becoming more disorganized.  Slusher says that when Hoyle talks about something he's never seen and can't prove or demonstrate or even provide evidence to support, he's not describing science; he's describing his personal faith.<ref>Lorella Rouster, M.R.E., The Origin of All Things, GH &SST, June 1979, p.9</ref>

Dr. Harold Slusher, a professor of physics, says there is not a shred of evidence for the steady state hypothesis.  It is pure imagination and not science.  It is not even a good theory, for it violates fundamentals law of physics called the Laws of Thermodynamics.  The First Law of Thermodynamics says that energy and matter may change forms but are not now being either created or destroyed.  The Second Law says that everything is running down and becoming more disorganized.  Slusher says that when Hoyle talks about something he's never seen and can't prove or demonstrate or even provide evidence to support, he's not describing science; he's describing his personal faith.<ref>Lorella Rouster, M.R.E., The Origin of All Things, GH &SST, June 1979, p.9</ref>