If the expansion of the universe overcome the speed of light for a given photon, then what happens to the photon? I guess it's still difficult to answer this question, but I think that may already give some assumptions.
The answer may lie in the dark entities.
But, isn't it inflationary cosmology go down into the earlier period of evolution of the universe? There talking about small parts of a second after the Big Bang.
I agree. However, there is a danger that through philosophy, using breakthrough in physics, comes to some kind of religious belief, when also atheism becomes a kind of religion.
It should be understood that neither atheism nor theism should be a matter of science, and that is why I reproach...
Condition within the Planck size, is defined with an unknown spaceless and timeless entities. Science will probably never be able to affirm these things.
That thing should be left to metaphysics, while physics should be interested only for methods that give results. So the story, such as Hawking's or creationists', have no purpose - are completely barren.
Discoveries in physics should produce concrete results to the progress of humanity -...
Hawking makes a useful thing, because the problem with creationism thus can be resolved.
Simply put, the current interpretation of the Creator (creationism), in general has nothing to do with reality.
Talk about God can not be an affirmative way. Physics has a certain limit - such as issues...