With new discoveries in space, existing views on cosmology are being challenged, yet the big bang is not going to shift so easily; its adherents are dedicated.

Perfectly spherical electron supports Standard Model of Particle Physics. However, this model undermines big bang dogma because there is still no answer to missing antimatter.

Someone writes in to ask about the significance of the new photos taken by the James Webb Telescope.

Will it really see the most distant galaxies? Do the quoted distances prove they are billions of years old?

Are cratered planetary landscapes and moonscapes, and colliding galaxies, evidence against an Intelligent Designer?

Should we make a treaty with aliens that might have advanced weapons and could destroy us before we know it? Who would sign it; for the people, for the aliens?

We explain why CMI is not interested in entertaining ‘electric universe’ ideas.

Despite the latest failure to detect dark matter, why do they continue searching?

Does the supposed 'flat earth/solid sky’ cosmology of the ancients mean we can read the Genesis 1 days non-literally?

Is the physical data enough to justify any cosmological theory?

In theory, we shouldn’t be here.

It’s an ‘out there’ concept that doesn’t help to explain why we are down here.