The Big Bang A Pictorial

The Dilemma of Science, Space, and Thought. Space prior to the Big Bang. Space Empty Space The Arena of Space It is: Dimensionless space. Unmeasurable space. If we can't measure it. Science says: It Doesn't Exist. Isn't that wonderful, if we can't measure something, it doesn't exist. Hey ! Wait a minute. I just had a thought. That no one can locate or measure. Dimensionless Thoughts. Unlocatable thoughts. If we can't measure them, Science must say they: Don't Exist. Perhaps we need to call on René Descartes who said, "I think, therefore I am" to help science understand their dilemma. We also need the likes of that great Mr. Feynman to help science recognize the need for formulating a concept when the measuring tools are not readily available. By Charles J. Sven Discoverer of the Center of the Universe Author: The 21st Century's All New Cosmology @ http://www.AllNewUniverse.com The Book | Book Jacket | Universe on CD The Author | Articles by the Author Links & Resources | Glossary | Reader's Comments Order Now | Contact Us | HOME | info@AllNewUniverse.com Center of the Universe Publishing Company, Inc. 41242 N. Westlake Avenue Antioch, Illinois USA 60002 ©1999-2006 Center of the Universe Publishing Company, Inc. All World Rights Reserved. [ Privacy and Security Statement ]