Even los van de inhoud van de site zelf is het van de TS natuurlijk wel een oprechte vraag.
De website geeft zelf ook geen links naar het aangehaalde artikel. Dat is een kwalijke zaak.
Dinoos.nl zou er verstandig aan doen om op zijn minst de namen van de Engelse astronomen te vermelden.
Misschien bedoelen ze dit:
oceansonline.com schreef:One distressing piece of evidence that astronomers couldn't reconcile was the fact that the Universe is not uniform. In 1989, astronomers discovered what is known as the "Great Wall", a thin sheet of galaxies stretching 500 million light years across, 200 million light years in height, and 15 light years thick. What caused this wall to form was a source of great debate and actually caused many people to think that the Big Bang theory was wrong.
Big Bang predicted that the Universe was smooth and homogenous, like one big cosmic milk shake. Within a few short years of this discovery, other astronomers "discovered" walls, and it is now believed that the Universe is made up of a series of walls. The data provided by COBE (which scientists had been seeking for 25 years) helps explain why the distribution of galaxies in the Universe is lumpy (i.e. not uniform).
Cosmologists now have a plausible link between Cosmic Noise and the structure of the Universe, and research continues to explain how this lumpiness occurred within the context of the Big Bang.
(bron)
Ook wat zoekwerk met de termen "wall+light+big bang+nature+1991" levert diverse links op waarin, door de ontdekking van die "muur", enige twijfels over de juistheid van de BigBang-theorie worden geuit.
Zie bijvoorbeeld:
geocities.com
ufoindia.org
Ik denk in ieder geval dat dinoos.nl in die richting denkt.
Maar dat is gissen.
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