Big Bang believers, how do you explain this...?

For one simple thing, the Big Bang Theory is a Theory.

Like all theories, it has some demonstrable facts and it could have laws as well which are yet unseen.

However, let me tell you that you are already way off the mark in your presumptions. Watching an atomic bomb explosion for a point of reference would show you that the explosion doesn't "propel almost equal amounts of matter everywhere". Your "vision" seems to be limited to the crater formed by the shock wave and incapable of seeing the mushroom cloud. Anyways, you need to study the Big Bang Theory to know how far off the mark you were with comparing it with an explosion.

Again, there is no connection between that and the next thing you say that there should be another planet like Earth in the Galaxy, though you make the the mistake of saying "why doesn't any other planet in our solar system".

However, let's look at that. The likelihood of Earth like planets in the Galaxy is something that people who believe in the Big Bang Theory subscribe to. They merely say that they have not been found yet.

Your next presumption that there's "Nothing even similar or close to our earth!!," is preposterous. You have not got any research to back up this claim. Like I said before, we are still searching for similar planets that could very much exist.

The rest of your statements are too confused to go into now and nothing there is even remotely connected to your saying "Use your brains. We were obviously created by a higher existence."

I'm presuming you mean "Higher Intelligence", and well, can you show us any reason why anyone should find the Theory of Creation by a Sky dwelling Male Entity called God anything else but ridiculous?

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The universe was compressed into a single point called a quantum singularity and at some point in the past, it began to expand. There was no matter, The energy, if you want to call it that, transformed into matter, dark matter, energy and dark energy. Why it isn't spread out evenly is a matter of initial conditions.

"when an explosion occurs almost equal parts of matter are thrown out in a dispersing circle"

Nope, not always. It depends on the configuration of the bomb. Go look at some slow mo film on firecrackers.

"So my question is to you believers of the 'big bang theory' is why doesn't any other planet in our solar system have an earth like ours?!!"

This doesn't have anything to do with the Big Bang Theory. That's a matter of chemistry.

If you are truly interested in science, study.

The god of the gaps argument is stupid. You aren't the first to use it.

What "brought about" the huge Bang? easily, it relatively is an fullyyt meaningless question. as quickly as you rewind the clock that far, the "regulation" of reason and effect gets tossed out the window. think of of it this way - with a view to have reason and effect, you're able to desire to have time. there's no way around it. And, up till the huge Bang, time grew to become into non-existent. So, how would desire to you have something "reason" the huge Bang? the huge Bang is an somewhat confusing concept to entice close, even for the main clever physicists and cosmologists available. it relatively is not a lot a "bang" as an implosion. think of in case you have been status interior a balloon and the balloon began to boost. it would circulate everywhere in all instructions. What grew to become into there previously the huge Bang? easily, yet another meaningless question, yet there are some concepts floating available, which includes each thing grew to become right into a singularity, however this has began to come again decrease than some scrutiny at the instant. the main serious element right here, however, is that announcing "i do no longer comprehend" does not on the instant mean "god did it." those are 2 mutually unique statements. in basic terms by using fact i do no longer comprehend what brought about the huge Bang, or the answer to any of your questions, how is that information on your Judeo-Christian god? All it in basic terms skill is that i do no longer comprehend and that i'm ok with that. sometime we would ok discern it out. Or we would possibly no longer. the two way, i'm effective with that.

I suggest that you learn some real science, before you embarrass yourself any more (unless you're just an evil troll).

For thousands of years, people have said that their gods were behind what they didn't understand -- life, morality, lightning, stars, earthquakes, the origin of life, the world or the universe, etc. Positing a god to supposedly answer a question solves nothing. It's just lazy thinking that adds an unwarranted level of complexity and stops you from asking more questions.

The Big Bang Theory shows how the universe grew from nothing but a random quantum vacuum fluctuation, creating the energy and matter as it expanded (with the balancing negative energy in the gravitational field). This doesn't make sense in our Newtonian experience, but it does in the physics of quantum mechanics and relativity.

For more about the Big Bang and its implications, watch the video at the 1st link - "A Universe From Nothing" by theoretical physicist Lawrence Krauss, read an interview with him (at the 2nd link), or get his new book (at the 3rd link). And, see the 4th link for "The Universe: Big Bang to Now in 10 Easy Steps."

"The total energy of the universe is precisely zero, because gravity can have negative energy. The negative energy of gravity balances out the positive energy of matter. Only such a universe can begin from nothing. The laws of physics allow a universe to begin from nothing. You don't need a deity. Quantum fluctuations can produce a universe."

- Lawrence Krauss, physicist

"The cosmic microwave background radiation is one of the many reasons that we know that the Big Bang actually happened."

- Lawrence Krauss, physicist

Bad physics on your part. but if YOU ascribe to the 6000 year Earth history you would realize the things work out in differing time periods. Equal dispersion doesn't mean equal consolidation or equal anything. It is 100K light years across our small galaxy, we have no idea whats on the other side of it, let alone any of the other galaxies, where Earths are a dime a dozen.

The STORY of Genesis is remarkable for how close it is if you allow the stated facts to stretch a little instead of the allegorical 6 days.

Plus the "working Title"of Big Bang is an anathema, it was neither BIG nor a Bang.

The big bang theory CAN be explained by physics....

If it contradicted the "laws of physics," do you think we would still have this in SCIENCE BOOKS?

We currently have no way of traveling into other planets or other galaxies...

Therefore we have no way of knowing if other life forms exists, but it is highly probable. Remember the earth only accounts for less than .01 % of the known universe.

"makes since right, " - SENSE

"why doesn't any other planet in our solar system have an earth like ours?!! " - This doesn't make sense. Do you mean whay doesn't any other star in our solar system have a planet like ours? DO you even know what the solar system is?

"Nothing even similar or close to our earth!!, " - Incorrect

"and contradicts the laws of physics with regard to where things in up after an explosion, they are spread out" - OK. Wrong on so many levels....The universe IS incredibly spread out. And life evolved LONG after the BB occured, the two things are not related.

That is the most awesome question I have ever seen. You have an excellent point that can't be argued or denied. No of the atheist have answered this or even come close to a reasonable response. They are sure trying though, but none of them has anything to disprove you or even debate you. They are calling you ignorant and uneducated and many even refuse to answer. I am definitely a fan, it's not often that a great question like this comes up. Do you have any more? I have asked a few good ones and I got sarcastic remarks. It is a good feeling to bust the logical, brilliant, atheist. Well done!

Prove that there aren't other earth-like planets with life on them in the Universe.

Scientists have found over 2000 planets outside of our solar system and estimate that there are probably 100,000,000 or more in our galaxy alone. You don't think life could be on one of them?

Now, how many "Gods" have scientists found in existence anywhere? Zero? I would stick with planets.

There was no "big bang". The universe has always existed and never had a beginning. The universe is just energy converting into matter and matter transforming into energy, for eternity. No god is necessary.