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Newspaper Article
Big Bang Theory Makes Sense of Cosmic Facts; Matter Into Energy
1991
Overview
Why should this mean the universe had no beginning? What \"extrapolated laboratory results\" lead to this conclusion? The idea of something existing without ever having begun is so alien to our framework of reality as to be virtually incomprehensible. Mr. [Eric J. Lerner] and his like-minded colleagues may be right about the Big Bang, but how can they exclude the possibility that the universe may have had some unfathomable beginning? Lastly, Mr. Lerner touches on the theory of dark matter -- the so-called missing mass of the universe -- and states that \"no evidence for such speculation exists.\" Yet astrophysicists tell us that the otherwise inexplicable kinetics of Mr. Lerner's galactic clusters provide strong observational evidence that the universe must contain much more matter than has yet been detected, which Mr. Lerner neglects to mention.
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New York Times Company
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