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A growing number of critics now question the big bang origin of the universe. On May 22, 2004 An Open Letter to the Scientific Community was published in New Scientist, challenging the hypotheticals that bridge the gap between this theory and observations. On July 23, 2005 the Crisis in Cosmology conference was held in Portugal by the Alternative Cosmology Group to consider the present state of understanding of the universe in the light of the increasing number of observations that challenge the conventional cosmological model.

 

Creationist Perspectives on Physics, Cosmology, or the Big Bang
(Young Universe unless specified)

• A Brief Look at A Brief History of Time (Hawking's) (Old Universe) by Hugh Ross
• A History and Analysis of the 15.7 Light-Year Universe (Old Universe) by Perry Phillips Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 40.1:19-23 (3/1988)
• A Scientific Critique of the Big Bang by Andrew Rigg
• A Scientific Examination by Joseph Mastropaolo and Karl Priest
• A Second Look at Supernova Remnants, by Jon Covey
• A Short Course in the G and MA-model as They Relate to Theology by Robert A. Herrmann PhD
• A Standard Unification for All Physical Theories by Robert Herrmann PhD
• Age of the Universe, by Jon Covey
• All Spaced Out by Henry M. Morris
• An Accelerating Universe, or Light Slowing Down? by David Plaisted
• Are Stars Forming Today by Ron Samec
• Big bang by Dr Luke Randall (C. Biol., M.I. Biol. M.Sc., Ph.D)
• Big Bang Breakthrough- Ripples Reach Headlines (Old Universe) by Hugh Ross
• Big Bang Theory - Major Problems
• Big Bang Theory Under Fire by William C. Mitchel
• Bumps in the Big Bang by D. Russell Humphreys. ICR Impact 233
• Common Sense Science - Spinning Ring Model of the Atom
• Cosmology and Gravitation by Neville T. Jones
• Creation and Big Bang Cosmology by William Lane Craig
• Creation, Time, and 'Apparent Age (Old Universe) by Clarence Menninga, Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 40.3:160-162 (9/1988)
• Dark Matter by Don DeYoung CRSQ Volume 36 No. 4 March 2000
• Did the Universe have a Beginning by Tom Flandern, Meta Research
• Does God Expect Man to be Able to Tell Time? The Age of the Earth & the Future of the Earth by James Sundquist
• Dr. Robert A. Herrmann's General Web Site (prof at Naval Academy)
  • A U-Cosmology by Robert A. Herrmann Ph. D.
  • General Relativity and Possible Contrary Predictions by Robert A. Herrmann Ph. D.
  • Science Declares Our Universe IS Intelligently Designed by Robert A. Herrmann Ph. D.
  • Simplifying the Technical Aspects of the G, D-world, MA-models and U-cosmology by Robert A. Herrmann Ph. D.
  • Solutions to the "General Grand Unification Problem," and the Questions "How Did Our Universe Come Into Being?" and "Of What is Empty Space Composed?" by Robert A. Herrmann PhD
  • The Refutation of Paul Davies' Turing Machine Hypothesis and All That This Hypothesis Implies by Robert A. Herrmann PhD
• Evidence for a Young Sun by Keith Davies. ICR Impact 276
• Evolutionist science journal gives exciting support to creationist cosmology! by Carl Wieland October 2003
• From  the Small Carechism to the Big Bang (Old Universe) by George Murphy Glaube und Denken (10.Jahrgang 1997), pp.29-45.
• Frontiers of Physics by Don DeYoung. ICR Impact 174
• Galaxy-Quasar ‘Connection’ Defies Explanation by Andrew Snelling Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal 11(3):254–255, 1997
• Geomagnetism and the Age of the Solar System PowerPoint Slide Seminar by Wayne Spenser
• Have Computers Discovered the "Long Day" of Joshua? by Don Deyoung
• How can light get to us from stars which are millions of light years away in a universe which the Bible claims is only thousands of years old? by ChristianAnswers.Net
• How can we see distant stars in a young Universe The Answers Book Chapter 5
• How the Bible Defeats Science by Victor McAllister
• Hubble, Hubble, 'big bang' in trouble? By Dr. Carl Wieland, Creation Ex Nihilo 18(4):26-29
• Implications of Non-Constant Light Velocity by Lamber Dolphin
• Is the Moon really Old by Don DeYoung
• Is the Sun An Age Indicator? by Don B. DeYoung and David E. Rush
• Is the Universe Showing It's Age?, by Jon Covey
• Mathematics, Cosmology, and the Contingent Universe (Old Universe) by Bruce Hedman Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 41.2:99-103 (6/1989)
• Modern Mathematics - Its Relation to Physical Science and Theology by Robert Herrmann PhD
• Modern Science Finds God - Islamic-World.net
• Moon Dust and the Age of the Solar System by Dr. Andrew A. Snelling and David E. Rush, Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal 7(1):2-42, 1993
• New Stars, New Planets? by Don DeYoung. ICR Impact 274
• On the Constancy of the Speed of Light by Alan Montgomery and Lambert Dolphin
• Phi & Fibonacci Anomalies
• Physics and the Bible: Exploding Planets and Ancient Catastrophes - Lambert Dolphin
• Physics and the Mind of God: The Templeton Prize Address by Paul Davies
• Quantum Gravity and the Origin of the Universe (Old Universe) by Hugh Ross
• Quantum Mechanics, a Modern Goliath (Old Universe) by Hugh Ross
• Randomness and Evolutionary Cosmology - A Strong Delusion by Robert A. Herrmann PhD
• Reports of the Death of Speed of Light Decay Are Premature by Bowden
• Robert Herrmann's NSP World by Wayne Spenser
• Saturn Rings - Short-lived and Young by Andrew Snelling
• Science Declares the Universe is Intelligently Designed by Robert A. Herrmann PhD
• Scriptural Physics: the application of scriptural principles to the study of physics
• Seven Years of Starlight and Time by Russell Humphreys
• Short Period Comets Problem (for Evolutionists) by Robert Newton
• Simplifying the Technical Aspects of G, MA-models and the U-Cosmology by Robert A. Herrmann PhD
• Solar Neutrinos - The Critical Shortfall Still Elusive by Andrew Snelling
• Solar System Geometry - A case for Intelligent Design
• Space and Time in the Genesis Cosmogony - Meredith G. Kline.
• Spiral Galaxies and Supernova Remnant by Russell Humphreys
• Speed of light slowing down after all by Carl Wieland
• Star Formation, by Jon Covey
• Starlight Wars: Starlight and Time Withstands Attacks by Russell Humphreys
• Stephen Hawking, The Big Bang, and God Henry "Fritz" Schaefer III
• The Alleged Evolutionary Origins of the Universe and Life
• The Big Bang - (Old Universe) Hawking's - PBS
• The Big Bang Theory--A Biblical Critique by Bert Thompson, Brad Harrub, and Branyon May Reason & Revelation, July 2003, 23[7]:65-71
• The Big Bang Theory--A Scientific Critique [Part I] by Bert Thompson, Brad Harrub, and Branyon May. Reason & Revelation, May 2003, 23[5]:32-34,36-47
  •  [Part II] - The Big Bang Theory—A Scientific Critique
• The Big Bang Theory Collapses by Duane Gish. ICR Impact 216
• The Big Bang No Elephants Allowed By Kevin Miller
• The Creation of Planetary Magnetic Fields by D. Russell Humphreys CRSQ Volume 21, Number 3
• The Earth's Magentic Field is Still Losing Energy by D. Russell Humphreys CRSQ Volume 39, Number 1
• The Earth's Magnetic Field is Young by Russell Humphreys. ICR Impact 242
• The Existence and Origin of Extrasolar Planets by Wayne R. Spencer TJ 15(1):17-25
• The Existence of God and the Beginning of the Universe William Lane Craig
• The God of the Universe by H. Donald Daae, P.Geol.
• The Hubble Law by Don DeYoung
• The Nature of the Universe Cosmology Solved Great Debate' in Astronomy October 4th, 1998 in Washington, DC
• The Origin & History of the Universe Day-age creation concept by H. Donald Daae
• Orion Foundation  - Exposing the Flaws in the Big Bang Theory
• Physics4U.Info Resource site by the Calvin School of Apologetics
• The Principle of Least Astonishment (rapid magnetic reversals) by Andrew Snelling
• The Search for New Planets by Don DeYoung
• The Sun is Shrinking by Russel Akridge. ICR Impact 82
• The Vacuum, Light Speed, and the Redshift by Barry Setterfield
• The Windows of Heaven and the Physics of Creation by Brian Davis
• The Wondrous Design and Non-random Character of Chance Events by Robert A. Herrmann PhD
• Time and Eternity by Lambert Dolphin
• Timelessness and Creation by William Graig
• Top Ten Problems with the Big Bang by Meta Research
• Was There a Big Bang, by David Berlinski, February 1998
• The Weathermate by Stephen Ahn's (US NWS Meteorologist)
• What Brings a World into Being (role of information in creation) by David Berlinski
  

Video Files

• Stephen Meyer- The New Cosmology
• Stephen Meyer- The New Cosmology- Theistic Implications
• Stephen Meyer- Quantum Cosmology

Physics & Cosmology News

• Mystery of extrasolar planets' eccentric orbits -evidence suggests that, as far as planetary systems go, our solar system might be special indeed. April 19, 2005
• Earth-like planets may be more rare than thought "We could be alone in the Universe after all." Nature 7/30/04
• Hawking changes his mind about black holes 7/15/04 Nature
• Mature Galaxies in Young Universe At Odds with Theory massive galaxies in the infant universe has astrophysicists puzzling over how such objects could have formed so early. Scientific American 7/8/04
• Glimpse At Early Universe Reveals Surprisingly Mature Galaxies  where scientists expected to discover little more than infants. Space Daily 7/8/04
• Speed of Light May Have Changed Recently not in some far corner of the universe, but right here on Earth. New Scientist 6/30/04
• Newly Discovered Baby Planet Confounds Expectations - Raw Materials For Habitable Planets Around Surprisingly Young Stars. 6/11/04
• Universe Started with Hiss, Not Bang New Scientist 6/12/04
• Chasing Planet Goo-Goo-Ga-Ga 420 Light Years Away 5/29/04 Astronomers have discovered a planet that is too young to exist. Only it does. Newsday.com
• An Open Letter to the Scientific Community New Scientist, May 22, 2004
• Theory Proposes New View Of Sun And Earth's Creation 5/21/04
• The Accelerating Expansion March 2004
• Scientists Use South Pole Telescope To Produce The Most Detailed Images Of The Early Universe 12/16/02

Secular Math and Physics Resources

• Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics
• Scilab a powerful but free version of MATLAB for scientific computations

Quotes

We know next to nothing about virtually everything. It is not necessary to know the origin of the universe; it is necessary to want to know. Civilization depends not on any particular knowledge, but on the disposition to crave knowledge. -George F. Will

[The Big Bang] “…represents the instantaneous suspension of physical laws, the sudden, abrupt flash of lawlessness that allowed something to come out of nothing.  It represents a true miracle---transcending physical principles….” Paul Davies, The Edge of Infinity (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1981), p161.

[The Big Bang] “…is only a myth that attempts to say how the universe came into being….” Hannes Alfvén (Nobel Prize winning physicist). The Big Bang Never Happened, by Eric Lerner. Discover 9 (June 1988), p. 78.

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