God Almighty Said_ “Then He Turned to the Heaven While It Was Smoke

Astrophysics and the Smoke of the Universe

Scientists say that after the Big Bang, the universe turned into a veil of smoke from which the earth and heavens were created. Physical calculations indicate that the size of the universe before the Big Bang was almost zero, and was in a strange state of accumulation of both matter and energy, and the disappearance of both space and time, at which all known laws of physics cease. Then this initial primordial body exploded in a major phenomenon known as the Big Bang phenomenon. With its explosion, it turned into a ball of radiation and elementary particles that began to expand and cool at very high speeds until it turned into a veil of smoke.

Theoretical physics studies in the late twentieth century indicate that a body with the specifications of the initial body of the universe, when it explodes, turns into a veil of smoke from which the Earth and all the heavenly bodies were created. The Holy Qur’an preceded all human knowledge by 1,400 years by its reference to the stage of smoke in the words of the Truth (Glory be to Him):

“Say, ‘Do you indeed disbelieve in Him who created the earth in two Days and attribute to Him…’ ” {9}And He placed therein firm mountains above it and blessed it and measured therein its sustenance in four days - equal for those who ask. {10} Then He directed Himself to the heaven while it was smoke and said to it and to the earth, “Come [into being], willingly or by compulsion.” They said, “We come willingly.” (Fussilat: 9-11)

On November 8, 1989, NASA launched a spacecraft called the Cosmic Background Radiation Explorer into an orbit 600 kilometers above Earth, away from the influence of clouds and pollutants in the lower reaches of the Earth’s atmosphere. This satellite sent millions of images and information to Earth about the effects of the first smoke that resulted from the Big Bang from a distance of ten billion light years. It was a dark, smoky state that prevailed in the universe before the creation of the Earth and the heavens. Glory be to Him who, fourteen hundred years ago, sent down His true words: “Then He turned to the heaven while it was smoke and said to it and to the earth, ‘Come both, willingly or by compulsion.’ They said, ‘We come willingly.’” (Fussilat: 11).

Imaging Cosmic Smoke

On November 8, 1989, NASA launched a spacecraft called the Cosmic Background Radiation Explorer, which rose into an orbit 600 kilometers above sea level, to measure the temperature of the cosmic background radiation and to measure both… The physical and optical density and microwaves in the observable universe, apart from the influence of both clouds and pollutants in the lower reaches of the Earth’s atmosphere, and this exploratory satellite sent a huge amount of information and millions of images of the traces of the first cosmic smoke that resulted from the Big Bang of the universe, from a distance of ten billion light years, and those images proved that this cosmic smoke is in a completely dark state representing the state of darkness that prevailed in the universe in its early stages.

Scientists estimate the mass of this opaque smoke at about 90% of the mass of matter in the observable universe. George Smooth, one of those responsible for the explorer’s journey, wrote a report published in 1992 on the results derived from this huge number of cosmic images, the most important of which was the homogeneous smoky state that prevailed after the Big Bang, as well as the temperature remaining in the form of background radiation that confirmed the occurrence of that Big Bang. These discoveries were the most eloquent response to the false theories that tried - from the starting points of disbelief and atheism - to transcend creation and deny the Creator (Glory be to Him), so they falsely called for the perpetuity of the universe without beginning or end, such as the theory of the continuous universe that was previously announced and defended by Hermann Bondi and Fred Hoyle in 1949, and the theory of the oscillating universe that Richard Tolman had previously called for. Proving the existence of cosmic smoke and the background radiation of the universe after proving the expansion of the universe was what confirms that our universe A creature that has a beginning will one day have an end. The images transmitted by the Large Hadron Collider (LCO) spacecraft, published in April 1992, confirmed all these facts.

One of the Biggest Scientists of the Universal Physics Called Professor Weinberg in His Book Which Called

The First Three Minutes , a Modern View of the Origin of the Universe

pg 108-94 , says : “Modern astronomy, both theoretical and observational, clearly and obviously shows that at a specific point in time the universe was nothing but a cloud of smoke .” The science of modern cosmology, observational and theoretical, clearly indicates that, at one point in time, the whole universe was nothing but a cloud of ‘smoke’ (i.e. an opaque, highly dense and hot gaseous composition). Image upload center Scientists say after discovering smoke emitted by supernovae : “Cosmic dust is fine particles of solid matter floating in the space between the stars. It is not like the dust we see in houses, but rather it is very similar to cigarette smoke. The presence of this cosmic smoke around emerging stars helps them form, and cosmic smoke is the building block of planets .” And the scientist Stephen Hawking says at the 12:39 minute we are made of “smoke of big bang “

History of the Discovery of Cosmic Smoke

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Scientists discovered that the early universe was filled with gas, especially hydrogen and helium (2). However, they later discovered cosmic dust spread among the stars, and they say it is a remnant of stellar explosions. Scientists have always viewed the universe as full of cosmic dust, and whenever they discovered a cloud, they would say that this cloud or this cloud was composed of dust particles. But after their knowledge of the universe developed and they were able to bring these particles, which they called cosmic dust, they brought them to Earth and subjected them to laboratory analysis. What was the result?

The scientist who supervised this analysis in the laboratories of the American space agency NASA says:

” These particles that we called cosmic dust do not resemble dust at all. If we want to describe these particles with extreme precision, the best word is (smoke).”

Image Download Center This is one of the recent scientific articles, the author of which states verbatim: The dust particles that are mixed with the gas are tiny, only a fraction of a micrometer in size, and could therefore better be described as “smoke´´.

This means that: The dust particles mixed with gas are tiny, and their size is only equal to a fraction of a micron (5), and therefore the best description for them is “smoke .” Western scientists have always talked about “clouds of dust” spread throughout this vast universe, but they have finally begun to admit that this name is not scientifically accurate, and that the word “smoke” is more accurate. Therefore, after discovering the smoke emitted by exploding stars (Smoking Supernovae), they say: ” Cosmic dust is tiny particles of solid matter floating in interstellar space. It is not like the dust we see in homes, but rather very similar to cigarette smoke. The presence of this cosmic smoke around emerging stars helps them form, and cosmic smoke is the building block of planets .”

Additional References 1Smoking Supernovae, Science Daily, Jul. 24, 2003

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/07/030723084654.htm

2Astronomy Picture of the Day, NASA, 9/21/2007. 3G. Jeffrey Taylor, A New Type of Stardust, Hawai’i Institute of Geophysics and Planetology, Hawaii University. 8/29/2003. 4Messenger, S., Keller, LP, Stadermann, FJ, Walker, RM, and Zinner, E. (2003) Samples of stars beyond the solar system: silicate grains in interplanetary dust. Science, vol. 300, p. 105-108. 5Nittler, LR (2003) Presolar stardust in meteorites: recent advances and scientific frontiers. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, vol. 209, p. 259-273. 6E Papantonopoulos, The Physics of the Early Universe, Springer, 2005. 7Matts Roos, Introduction to Cosmology, John Wiley and Sons, 2003. 8Michael Rowan-Robinson, Cosmology, Oxford University Press, 1996. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/06/050607032309.htm

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