Most of the predictions of the "Big Bang" origins model have never been observed. Let us look at several contradictions between observed science and the Big Bang of Evolution which states that Earth is not, and can never be, at a special place in the universe.
Evidence shows that the polarization of the radio waves from any given galaxy will be angled with respect to the image of that galaxy. This was documented by Drs. Nodelan and Roleston in a 1998 edition of Physical Reviews Letters. The angle of this polarization grows greater the farther away the galaxy, and also grows relatively greater or lesser according to a common axis which stretches quite close to the center of our Milky Way galaxy.
The only sensible explanation for this fact is that the galaxies of the universe are rotating, albeit very slowly, around "us" on this axis! If all the galaxies are centered on our galaxy, we do indeed occupy a special place in the cosmos.
Another challenge to the Big Bang "homogeneity of the universe" assumption is something we observe in galactic red shifts. Based on Hubble's Constant, we can “quantize” the red shifts. When this is accomplished, galaxies seem to be organized in concentric shells surrounding us in space. This is because the red-shifting of the galaxies is in spurts, at intervals of approximately 3.1 million light years each.
Again, Earth must be at a very special place for us to be able to observe this phenomenon!
Evolution's Big Bang ideology does not want us to occupy a special place in the cosmos, but according to the latest information, there is no room for the scientists who promote it to sustain such a hope.
-R. Josiah Magnuson
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