It's Complicated -Exploring Life's Difficuties......
The author takes a hard look at everyday problems, and their impact on human lives; and offers possible solutions.
The author takes a hard look at everyday problems, and their impact on human lives; and offers possible solutions.
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It’s <strong>Complicated</strong>: <strong>Exploring</strong> Life Difficulties and Finding Divine Serendipity<br />
background radiation. Its wavelength and<br />
uniformity fit nicely with other astronomers'<br />
mathematical calculations about the Big Bang.<br />
The Steady State Theory<br />
In the 1940s a competing hypothesis arose,<br />
called the Steady State theory. British<br />
astrophysicist Fred Hoyle and others argued that<br />
the universe was not only uniform in space—an idea<br />
called the cosmological principle—but also<br />
unchanging in time, a concept called the perfect<br />
cosmological principle.<br />
This theory didn't depend on a specific event<br />
like the Big Bang. Under the Steady State theory,<br />
stars and galaxies may change, but on the whole<br />
the universe has always looked the way it does now,<br />
and it always will. The Steady State theory fails,<br />
however, in one important way. If matter is<br />
continuously created everywhere, then the<br />
average age of stars in any section of the universe<br />
should be the same. But astronomers have found<br />
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