> In fact, this tendency for light and matter to slow cosmic expansion mathematically blows up to an infinite amount at the Big Bang Well - the Big Bang theory

> In fact, this tendency for light and matter to slow cosmic expansion mathematically blows up to an infinite amount at the Big Bang Well - the Big Bang theory could be wrong. Yes, one can assume it is logical, if everything expands then at one point it must have been closer together, a single point (though, has anyone determined this center yet?). But one could have different explanations. What if everything consists of strings of different energy streams? One could avoid having a Big Bang as theory there. Also, gravity has not yet been unified with other parts of the laws of physics, so realistically we don't fully understand gravity yet either. You have theories that right now do not explain everything.