Question

Despite a lot of scientific evidence and many theories why does the origin of the universe remain a question to scientists?

Answer 1

According to Dr. John Harrnet cosmology is a religion, not a science. Models such as the Big Bang are riddled with problems, such as the "horizon problem". This is why cosmologists are seeking other answers and trying to make new models. Check out creation.com. Search "big bang", or "horizon problem" in their search bar. You can also check out amazingfacts.org. I hope this helped.

Answer 2

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Though there is a lot of scientific evidence and theories to explain the origin of the universe, yet its origin remains a question to the scientist. This is because, at the origin, the universe had infinite temperature and density. These conditions cannot be reproduced in lab and tested. Also, the observable universe is smaller than the actual. So, scientists have not been able to view the whole universe. Scientists have still not completely understood about dark matter and energy which is considered to form majority of the universe. Since there are many unanswered questions, the origin of the universe also remains a question.