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Japanese-American Scientist on Nova?
What's the name of the cool Asian scientist on Nova (I think, maybe Discovery or the Science Channel)? Any links to him available? Muchos Arigato!
Michio Kaku
http://mkaku.org
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How do GOD and science unify?
Science explains things about GOD--how energy (Quantum particles) form all matter in the universe--the Big Bang Event where energy converted to matter and created the first elements which in turn formed the first stars and some of them exploded (novae) and formed more elements. All life in matter came from GOD--from dust to proto life to evolved higher life forms. GOD is the basis for science.
When Stephen Hawking, George Ellis, and Roger Penrose extended the equations for general relativity to include space and time, the results showed that time has a beginning, at the moment of creation, the Big Bang. In fact, if you examine university websites, you will find that many professors make such a claim. That the universe had a beginning and that this beginning marked the beginning of time.
The question is: What made the bang? If you hear a noise you look for the cause for a little bang, then doesn't it also make sense that there would be a cause for the big bang?
Stephen Hawking states, "Almost everyone now believes that the universe, and time itself, had a beginning at the Big Bang."
The philosopher Kai Nielson says, "Suppose you suddenly hear a loud bang... and you ask me, 'What made that bang?' and I reply, 'Nothing, it just happened.' You would not accept that."
Maybe you've heard Christians denying the evidence for the Big Bang theory because they believe it contradicts the Bible's revelation that God created the world. But well-meaning, Bible-believeing Christians have different views on the issue. For example, William Lane Craig believes that the Big Bang is one of the most plausible arguments for God's existence.
Adds astrophysicist C.J. Isham: "Perhaps the best argument... that the Big Bang supports theism [belief in God] is the obvious unease with which it is greeted by some atheist physicists."
Agnostic astronomer Robert Jastrow admitted that, although details may differ, "the essential element in the astronomical and biblical accounts of Genesis is the same; the chain of events leading to man commenced suddenly and sharply, at a definite moment in time, in a flash of light and energy."
Stephen Hawkins has calculated that if the rate of the universe's expansion one second after the Big Bang had been smaller by even one part in a hundred thousand million million, the universe would have collapsed into a fireball.
You may have seen the bumper sticker that reads, "The Big Bang Theory: God spoke, and Bang! It happened." It's a little simplistic, but maybe it's not so far off.
"In the beginning there was an explosion," explained Noble Prize-winning physicists Steven Weinberg in his book The First Three Minutes, "which occurred simultaneously everywhere, filling all space from the beginning with every particle of matter rushing part from every other particle." The matter rushing apart, he said, consisted of elementary particles, neutrinos and the other subatomic particles that make up the world. Among those particles were photons, which make up light. "The universe," he said, "was filled with light." Interesting, that's what the Bible says too.
Francis Collins dedicates a book entirely to show the relationship between God and science called "The Language of God." I highly recommend it. We're not alone here.
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