Why do people believe in the Big Bang Theory?

Answer 1

People tend to trust the opinions of scientists because they arrive at their conclusions based upon intensive research and multiple experiments that can be repeated by other parties to verify their findings. Basically, scientists are in the profession of finding answers to often very complex questions. And their conclusions, as a result, are logical.

Answer 2

People are tricked into believing there is no God. People either are afraid of God because they know he's real or they do not know who he is and only goes by science. some people even grow up having no thought of him or hearing of him and so spending there lives thinking that evolution is true. Some people (scientists or some else) will persuade you to think that way and it may make sense ,but, then you have to think to your self and say "if that's true then how did all of these rocks lava and water come to being?". There is only one way the earth plants and animals came to be. In The Bible it says that no one should think differently from him or be cast in eternal hell. i cant remember where it says that but read some verses you'll come across it. I hope i answered you question.

Answer

There is a huge amount of evidence in support of evolution; anatomical comparison between species, genetic and biochemical comparison between species, the evolution-accelerating mechanisms of sexual reproduction and the fossil record all lend credence to the theory of evolution and is why evolution is accepted as the explanation for the diversity and development of all life. As to the notion of proof, well you could argue there is no proof of anything. Let's say the theory is that humans need water to survive. That is accepted as correct since all humans so far that are stranded in the desert without water for a long enough period (which isn't very long) will perish. Who knows, maybe someone will survive waterless in a desert for a decade or two which will upset the idea of having to always have water to survive.

Also, where is the absolute proof of abstract concepts such as the Bernouille Effect? No-one has yet seen a moving air current! Yet we can fly aeroplanes and sail ships. Who has ever seen an electron? Yet we build circuits and light light bulbs! The point is that evolution is an abstract concept, as is the electron. Knowledge of them requires particularly indirect evidence. Why are people skeptical of evolution? There is abundant evidence. People are not skeptical of electrons or atomic structure or that DNA is the genetic molecule and not protein. People are not skeptical about the idea that invisible air pushes up aeroplanes by the Bernouille Effect. And all these ideas are indirectly-evidenced just like evolution. One must be careful considering 'proof' of abstract ideas. One must be careful when accepting or rejecting ideas. Do we reject evolution or accept it? Do we reject electrons, electricity, aeroplane-flying and lightbulb-lighting and DNA and all these other theories or do we accept them? All are indirectly evidenced.

Answer 3

Because the evidence in favor of Big Bang Cosmology (BBC) is as solid as the evidence that our Earth goes around our Sun. In both cases, we humans would observe certain things if either a heliocentric solar system or BBC were true, and we would not observe these things if a geocentric solar system or an alternative to BBC were true. We DO observe these things, so intelligent people conclude that (1) our Earth goes around our Sun and (2) for the last 13.7 billion (more or less) years or so, our Universe has been expanding at a (relatively) steady rate.

Answer 4

Answer: Because some people think we were all created.

Answer: Some people think that creating living things isn't explained by the evolution theory, because of the low possibility of getting something so complicated (as living material) by coincidence and without the interference of a smart creator in the first place; another reason is the argument of evolution supporters which claims that species can change by time to suit the environment just by unorganized coincidence and mutations.

After all each group has its own ideas and way of thinking, and each team has a different "what is possible and what is not" scale!

Answer: It's not believed because it goes against His truth, that we were created as we are and didn't morph from monkeys. Some think that's too fanciful and so it makes it easy for evolution's theories, but having true faith in Him, one knows He can do anything, even make man from dust.

Answer 5

Out of curiosity, mostly. Though, there are many, many medical and agricultural benefits to studying evolution. The way in which disease affects people differently, how it spreads from species to species and the way in which different microbes become resistant to different treatments is all encompassed by evolutionary theory.

Answer 6

With fuel economy and environmental awareness on everyones minds, there are an array of clean vehicle options among late model cars. You could go with an electric vehicle, For example the Nissan leaf which gets up to 92 MPG. There are also many Hybrids on the market, the most fuel efficient being the Honda Insight at 43 MPG. You may also want to look into some E8/ethanol vehicle options, althogh fuel may be difficult to find.

Answer 7

People believe in the Big Bang Theory because it is supported by a wide range of scientific evidence, including the cosmic microwave background radiation and the observed expansion of the universe. Additionally, the Big Bang Theory provides a coherent explanation for the origin and evolution of the universe as we know it.

Answer 8

Because some people evolved. You should see how much conservatives shave their bodies. And they like peanuts and bananas.