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Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Keep It Real wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:
1. There was no vacuum before the big bang.

That's far from proven actually

Not at all, the current hypothesis is that the big bang is an expansion of pre-existing matter, not a explosion in a vacuum.

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Keep It Real wrote:An ever-expanding universe requires that an ever-increasing further vacuum be created between objects of mass as the distance between those objects and their velocities increase. Many view that as being highly improbable IIRC, myself included.

Not only does it not require that, I have not made any claims about an ever expanding universe.