I find the history behind the Cosmological Constant quite fascinating. Albert Einstein himself didn't know what to do with it.

Yet, today we supposedly know the cosmological constant really exists and its value equals one proton per cubic foot of space.

So what?!?

I'll explain later.

Blessings everyone,

I don't know if I've talked about this before in Maritime and I apologize if this is redundant. But, since scientists believe they have found the Higgs Boson at the LHC, the cosmological constant has become important.

You see, Albert Einstein formulated the Theory of General Relativity back around 1917 and it was believed to be confirmed true around 1922 with a total eclipse of the sun in Australia.

But, there turned out to be a problem with Einstein's General Relativity Theory. It didn't work well in a static universe. You see, the universe was thought to be static in size back then. Which means the universe was neither expanding nor contracting in size. The size of the universe was constant.

So, Einstein realized that there was room in his math for another variable and added what he called the cosmological constant. He gave it a value and wah-lah! His theory worked great now.

Well, then around 1929 or so, Edwin Hubble discovered the redshift in space and this was later confirmed to demonstrate that the universe is actually expanding. Einstein then threw out the cosmological constant since he didn't need it anymore and complained that he should have known this all along.

Now, scientists have supposedly proven that the cosmological constant does exist, even in an expanding universe. And that its value is the equivalent to one proton per cubic foot of space.

Why does all this matter?

Well, because the Higgs Boson has been found. And if the Higgs Boson has been found, then the Higgs field must exist, or have existed at some time in the past. And this is a gargantuan problem for evolutionists because based on the size of the particle known as the Higgs Boson, the density of the Higgs Field is horrifying.

With the Higgs Boson at about 125 GeV, the Higgs Field would have a density of about one trillion tons of mass per cubic centimeter. This density would then exist throughout the entire universe because the Higgs Field is thought to be, in scientific terms, omnipresent. That's right! It is everywhere at once.

That means if you spread your fingers apart, the space between them should contain trillions of tons of mass. Obviously, it does't. The space between you and your computer would contain many trillions of tons of mass, but it doesn't.

And, if we apply Einstein's other theory, the Theory of Relativity which explains how mass and energy are interchangeable, then all that missing mass would have to be in the form of a gargantuan energy field!

A field responsible for the creation of all the mass that exists. A field responsible for maintaining all that exists. Is omnipresent. And is so powerful that it is far beyond our ability to sense it or measure it.

Sound familiar?!?

Science has been running head long into divine attributes in nature and refuse to give God the glory. They refuse to recognize that God must exist even though all this science proves God's Word true. Instead, they build the LHC to try and get around the cosmological constant problem.

Never doubt the Word of God and you will never be ashamed. Hebrews 12:1-2.

Fascinating stuff, Alchemy!

As the song says: "In the stars His handiwork I see..."


"For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old..." 2Peter 3:5

"He is before all things, and by Him all things hold together."
Colossians 1:17

It is interesting that physicists have hypothesized a field that gives everything such fundamental properties as mass. Its nickname - the God Particle - seems appropriate.

This is a video to help us all to understand these issues a little more. This guy is an evolutionists though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-vKh_jKX7Q

Blessings everyone,

Between about 9:50 and 10:35, the scientist explains how the Higgs Field doesn't have any source at all. If you were to evacuate, or suction everything out of the universe, the Higgs Field would still be there. You can't turn it off!

Very much a Divine attribute I would say!

A fascinating video, thank you for the link!

Do you think the Higgs field is some sort of glimps into the operation of the Holy Spirit? If so, what do you make of the claim made during the Q an A that the intense heat of the Big Bang temporarily shut off or suppressed the field allowing matter to expand for a short time at light speed?

Even though I do believe science has run into divine attributes with this Higgs Field, I don't believe scientists really understand it all that well. Did God leave a signature of heat behind to be noticed? I don't know. I don't completely trust the scientists to know either.

I also found it interesting that the super string theory is impossible to prove. But, they want everyone to believe in it.

I trust Genesis 1 and 2.

Amen!


They are trying so hard to erase God from their theories,
but you cannot empty the ocean of water by labeling it H2O.

I'm always fascinated by the waffling "facts" of science.
First, dark matter fills in the equational blanks, then it's string theory, then Higgs, then some sort of anti Higgs field, now it seems to be some combination...

These atheistic theories are like the weather in Alberta,
if you don't like it wait five minutes!

The Word of God is unchanging and sure.

I'd be careful about saying this Higg's field is a God particle or whatever. Right now scientists don't have an explanation. If they should find one that explains everything, they will come back and say it wasn't a God particle at all, that some people were so anxious to insert God into everything they look like fools.

I'm reminded of some creationists who carved human footsteps next to dinosaur's. Of course, atheists do the same.

Isn't there enough evidence for God without interpreting some not yet well understood Higg's field?