I wonder what Hawking (very famous atheist) Thinks when he drops a
pen, or a handkerchief, of course he must know of the gravitational force that,
is simply universal and affects all that's in our universe, meaning that our
moon affects with its gravitational force the tides on our planet earth and our
planet uses this same force in its rotation around the sun, same for any other
planet in out galaxy (the solar system)
and all the other plenty galaxies in our entire universe.
Doesn't he have a clue that gravity is the most
understandable force both in the entire universe AND on earth, where we can not
only experience it on a daily basis but we can use it repeatedly, we know it so
well that we developed formulas to describe it and anticipate its effects on
anything solid.
This is in my (broken)
mind a very simple and clear example of the existence of God, who could imagine
that this gravity developed by itself by chance?
And what about the new discovery that all the galaxies in
our universe are expanding at an increasing speed rate? Of course I'm not an astronomer
and my math knowledge isn't fully advanced but my guess is that it isn't that
it's the other galaxies that are expanding away from ours, it's simply ours
that's moving away from the rest of the others in our universe.
In this the theory of quantum physics gives very clear
explanations because it states that everything is dependent by the position/location
of the observer, no matter what and the observer does influence the observed
phenomena.
Again this seems to me (and
my injured, illogic brain) very simple and I cannot see the reason why such
eminent minds haven't figured this out yet.
To me the real question is: where is our milky way galaxy
with our solar system and earth going? could it really be a black hole? I
apologize, maybe I'll think of an answer to this question, but I can't think of
any rational one to give now, without bringing out God or Catholicism.
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