"v" == volantus4 writes:

v The "Big Bang Theory" is impossible according to theories proposed
v by Aristotle in his work "Physics" in which he reasonably and
v forecably argued that within a finite time (big bang) you could not
v create an infinite amount of space and/or [...] space that could
v only be traversed through an infinite amount of time.

Does this "theory" of Aristotle make any testable predictions? The
ancients had a number of ideas, Aristotle's ideas about the natural
state of objects being at rest, Zeno's paradox of motion, etc. We
know many of these to be wrong today. The Universe is not constrained
to behave in the ways we want (or might deduce from common experience).

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