As Einstein admitted, everything in the universe is moving with respect to other things. — We occasionally give free books to readers who present the best questions. Here is a good one from Olaf Schlüter who asks: “How come that an eternal universe hasn’t reached thermal equilibrium and maximum entropy yet as it would be predicted by thermodynamics? …

Wide-ranging discussion with Michael and Anastasia at DemystifySci, a video podcast that is starting to interview progressive physicists. — I am happy to announce I have been chosen #146 in a line of interviews that ordinarily are of regressive physicists, cosmogonists, and other mainstream folks. The interview is pretty long, so you might want to stream it on your TV. Just get some popcorn, pour yourself a drink, and…

Here are some great videos debunking the Big Bang Theory. — Thanks to George Coyne, Director of the Vancouver Regional PSI Office, for these links. George, a counselor by trade, is one of the most active members in the Progressive Science Institute. His story of youthful skepticism and subsequent examination of the current cosmology is similar to many followers of Infinite…

Paradigms: The bigger they are, the harder they fall. — Folks not in the business of cosmogony look askance at the silly claims of the Big Bang Theory. Although its absurdities are obvious to outsiders, that is not true for those financially dependent or formerly dependent on the paradigm. Remember that, according to Kuhn[1], a paradigm is more than just…

Black hole hurtling through space leaves a trail of stars in its wake — Misnamed “Black holes” are really not holes, but the super-dense nuclei of galaxies. As with most vortices, the center of a galaxy tends to become dense as the remains of ancient stars are pushed therein by gravitation, generally aided by rotation. …

Even Science, the journal I subscribed to for over half a century, is nervous about the coming demise of the Big Bang Theory. — Cosmogonists (those who assume the universe had a beginning) cling to their “Last Creation Myth” despite all the evidence piling up indicating the universe is infinite. Even so, the estimate that over 20 trillion galaxies exploded out of nothing has not phased believers very much. …

For relativity and the Big Bang Theory to survive, the nature of energy must remain a mystery. — Another great question from George Coyne: “Glenn, In your papers and books. you define “energy” as a calculation used in describing matter and its motion, In Universal Cycle theory, you refer to it as “a matter-motion term concerning the exchange of matter’s motion representing a calculated result from a number…

Another “heat death of the universe” misprediction fits our doom and gloom era. — If you aren’t depressed enough by current events, here is your chance to go full scale. It seems one can get any kind of nonsense published if you follow the party line provided by today’s cosmogonists (those who assume the universe had a beginning). …

Galaxies are supposed to be receding from each other: They are not. — Thanks to Douglas Giles for his wonderful essay entitled: What if the Universe Is NOT Expanding? Dr. Giles is a philosophy professor who obviously understands the absurdity of the current cosmogony. Normally, anyone teaching philosophy in the US has to present both sides of controversial issues, generally confusing students with…