A top scholar says there are big holes in the big bang theory.
Babu Ranganathan writes: Big Bang scientists extrapolate a
hypothetical scenario from a few facts. Yes, some galaxies are
expanding, moving further away, but this is not the case with
the entire universe. There are galaxies in the universe running
perpendicular to the rest of the galaxies. That’s contrary to
Big Bang. If Big Bang really occurred, there should be a uniform
distribution of gasses. This uniform distribution of the gasses
would have made sure that the gasses would not have coalesced,
due to gravitational attraction, into planets and stars. The
hypothesis of dark matter providing enough gravitational force
has been recently discredited. “The (galactic) structures
discovered during the past few years, however, are so massive
that even if CDM (Cold Dark Matter) did exist, it could not
account for their formation” (Dr. Duane T. Gish, “The Big Bang
Theory Collapses”). Furthermore, an explosion cannot explain the
precise orbits and courses