Universe Things

The Biggest Bang
Somewhere away in shrunken space
Light years away from earth
Within a microscopic place
A singularity gave birth
It was a huge explosion
The grandest sole event
And so has Science chosen
This blast as Heaven sent

But not by everyone.



To discover can reveal hope, and with an open mind to uncover can reveal reality.

Dogged by Bad Luck

I had a little puppy and I called him Rover
We looked into the sky one night and saw a supernova
For years and years and years until he’d lost his sight
He’d peer up at the milky-way disappointed every night
There was no supernova in all those years to see
So finally I buried him beneath a star-crossed tree

Science insists that the universe will one day stop expanding and rush back inward to finally end up as a proton size mass, just like it was supposed to be before the Big Bang

I hope everyone knows the oojah bird story.

I had a little oojah bird and kept it on a lead
I new it had to fly around to pick up all its seed
It flew away and spiralled out to find enough for dinner
But I could see the poor thing really getting thinner
Maybe it was gravity that made it change it’s mind
It circled quickly inward to see what it could find
And loudly calling ‘oojar’ as it headed for the centre
It didn’t seem to realise it may enter its placenta
It’s hunger pangs for protein instead a proton it became
Just like a singularity - or almost just the same.

Honey, I know you’re late for work, but the kids say that they found a singularity and they’ve dropped it in you’re petrol tank. And if kids don’t know what a singularity is, who does?

If you are interested in truth and justice, freedom to search for truth, and not be penalised for doing so, please oh please go to http://cosmologystatement.org/
Or see it on my website with my comments at bottom of page. http://homepages.xnet.co.nz/~hardy/cosmologystatement.html
We need you.