PSI Blog 202600907 Humanity’s Greatest Revolution
Death of the Last
Creation Myth
Anonymous engraving
in Camille Flammarion’s 1888 book L’atmosphère: météorologie populaire.
Thanks to Abu Mouaaz
for this question: "What is a scientific discovery that completely changed
how humans view the universe?"
I imagine most would
say it was the discovery that Earth revolved around the
Sun and therefore was not the center of the universe. Subsequent cosmological
discoveries have merely augmented that realization. Still, I maintain the most
important discovery has already been made by the James Webb Space Telescope
showing the “Elderly Galaxies” at the current limit of observation. We were
supposed to see younger and younger cosmological objects as we looked back in
time. We did not.
As with the
Copernican Revolution, “humanity’s view of the universe” is largely controlled
by the religious and political powers that be. The average person has not
realized the magnitude of the JWST discovery. The “Last Creation Myth”
currently offered as the “Big Bang Theory” has been highly propagandized. It is
immensely popular even among those favoring the rational side of the battle
between science and religion.
Cosmogonists (those
who assume the universe had a beginning) are now scrambling to find yet another
ad hoc to salvage their moribund view of the universe. The current fascist
period and its steadfast connection with religion is sure to aid and abet that effort
for at least a generation.
As I showed in
“Religious Roots of Relativity,” the Big Bang Theory is founded entirely on
fundamental assumptions that are essentially religious. For instance, among the
most important is the Tenth Assumption of Religion, disconnection (There may be perfectly empty space
between any two objects). Although he later recanted, this was
the fundamental assumption that Einstein began with. It is essential for ideas
of creation ex nihilo (from nothing), masslessness, matterless motion, and the magical expanding space ad hoc now necessary for the erroneous expanding universe interpretation.
There is one problem with that: perfectly empty space has
never been found. Our own existence proves nonexistence (nothing) cannot exist.
Perfectly empty space, like perfectly solid matter, are only imaginary—they cannot
exist. They are the imaginary endmembers of the space-matter continuum we use
to characterize all portions of the Infinite Universe. The
universe can produce much, but it cannot produce what is simply imagined by us.
Will Infinite Universe Theory change our view of the universe? You bet!
PSI Blog 20260907
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