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[plasticsundance]

And thank you. Feel free to visit HaltonArp.com. Interestingly, Stephen Hawking was a student of Fred Hoyle. Fred Hoyle did much in the way of improving radar detection in WWII, and he figured out how a star produces energy. He once did not believe in the BBB theory, but he he changed, and then changed again after careful examination. Stephen Hawking was a student of Fred Hoyle. As was, the mathemitician that produced the theory of string theory. Hoyle accpeted and then later denied the BBB theory.

Stephen Hawiking changed his opinion on his black hole theories, because some scientiest at Los Alomos busted him on key factors.

I reccomend the book The Big Bang Never Happened by Eric Lerner. It's a good book to read when as the days grow shorter and cold days longer.