Saying that the Big Bang breaks the laws of physics is as meaningful as saying that the flight of a bubblebee breaks the laws of physics - an old saw that never has been true.

The Big Bang is the currently accepted theory for the beginning of the observable universe. It is neither true nor false; it doesn't break the known laws because almost by definition, the observables are tailored about to be consistent with both this theory and laws as they are currently understood: If the BB breaks the laws, then either the law has to change or theory has to be modified or abandoned.

Many of us do not think that the BB is a creditable explanation, or even a good working theory. Even so, finding workable solutions requires analysis of the many observables. One of the firm observables is that the earth is very old, and the universe much older - perhaps too old for the current version of the BB. It is not going to get any younger.

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jwj

The Reluctant Cosmologist