The big bang is the earliest point of the universe that expansion started. It is not the absolute beginning. It is the earliest point where our understanding and physics can measure and calculate. It is not the beginning. We don't know whether the universe has a beginning or not

@iamopele The Big Bang is bullshit and the science surrounding its theory is misrepresented on purpose

@GluttonSloth @iamopele No it isn’t. You’re just too stupid to understand it

@StrataCode @iamopele Wow I haven’t heard that one before

@GluttonSloth @iamopele Say stupid things, get a stupid response

@StrataCode @iamopele Ignorance is bliss as they say

@GluttonSloth @iamopele You are certainly living proof of that

@StrataCode @iamopele Damn you’re just rolling out the punches today

@GluttonSloth @iamopele Well you said something stupid and unsubstantiated, so I figure you deserve the punches

@StrataCode @iamopele Get them all brother

@GluttonSloth @iamopele I will, until you provide something to back up your claim

@StrataCode @iamopele What is infrared radiation? Long forms of electromagnetic wavelengths, correct?

@GluttonSloth @iamopele It’s electromagnetic radiation whose wavelengths are longer than visible light but shorter than radio waves

@StrataCode @iamopele One can conclude that they travel farther than something like X-rays, correct?

@GluttonSloth @iamopele In space? They both travel forever… through matter, X Rays travel farther because they are higher energy and are absorbed less easily…

@StrataCode @iamopele What is infrared vision then

@GluttonSloth @iamopele Devices that allow you to see the infrared portion of the electromagnetic spectrum…

@StrataCode @iamopele And how do those devices work

@GluttonSloth @iamopele They detect heat from everything around you and have pixels that are hyper sensitive to the changes in that heat that allows you to see objects I find it funny that you want me to be your teacher because you couldn’t back up your bullshit claim

@StrataCode @iamopele Why can they detect heat from everything Here let me educate you science.nasa.gov/ems/07_infrare…

@GluttonSloth @StrataCode @iamopele At cosmic scales, dust slows down Light as well - it's what causes Red Shift, not "expanding space" as has been believed..

@AFreshLitBeacon @GluttonSloth @iamopele That is not true lol

@StrataCode @AFreshLitBeacon @iamopele How do you know