Into the Impossible With Brian Keating Proving the Big Bang Happened on Fraser Cain
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Mar 20, 2025 
Fraser Cain, a co-host and cosmology enthusiast, dives into the fascinating evidence supporting the Big Bang. He discusses the groundbreaking discoveries made possible by the James Webb Space Telescope, which challenges traditional cosmological theories. The chat also touches on the implications of early Hubble observations for our understanding of the universe's origins. Expect playful banter about meteorites and coffee alternatives, all while navigating the complexities of scientific exploration and debates surrounding cosmic theories.
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Data's Role in Scientific Discovery
- Inconsistent data about Mercury's orbit inspired Einstein's theory of general relativity.
- Accurate telescopes and data, built by thinkers and constructors, were crucial for this discovery.
James Webb Telescope's Impact
- The James Webb Space Telescope is a powerful tool for astronomers studying the early universe.
- It has implications for research on cosmic microwave background radiation and cosmic inflation.
Evolved Galaxies and the Big Bang
- James Webb Telescope images show surprisingly evolved galaxies, challenging previous expectations.
- This isn't a crisis for the Big Bang theory; it's an exciting opportunity to refine our knowledge.