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String theory remains a highly theoretical framework in physics, and experimental evidence directly supporting it is currently lacking. Most of the support for string theory comes from its mathematical consistency and its ability to potentially unify the fundamental forces of nature. However, due to the extremely high energies required to directly test string theory predictions, experimental verification has been challenging. While there hasn't been direct experimental evidence, some physicists remain hopeful that future experiments or observations might provide indirect support or constraints on the theory. However, as of now, string theory remains an active area of theoretical research without empirical confirmation from experiments in particle physics.

SERIOUSLY? Then you MUST not read those reports bc it's LITERALLY been all over for the past ten years or so!

What theory do you believe?

@@mysterioussoup3393 I believe God

@@echoelect5248 And you believe that God fits more of the evidence? Because, frankly, I don't see how he makes more sense. How come all tetrapods have the same bone structure and share DNA? What's the deal with fossils? What is the CMBR (cosmic microwave background radiation)? Why is the universe expanding? Why are there so many religions that all believe in completely different Gods? Ect.

@@mysterioussoup3393 yaknown i dont known the answer to any of your questions but i know who does God ask him if your hands are clean of blood when you pray he will listen and give you the answer. I know my god existents. There not an archaeological discovery that contradicted the truth of the bible. Nothing cant come from Nothing.

@@echoelect5248 You don't "know" your God exists. I don't "know" the big bang happened. Nobody "knows" anything. All you can be certain about is that you exist. Everything else is seen, heard, felt, smelt, tasted and interpreted through your senses. Considering that the brain works off of electrical impulses, all one needs to do is to send the right impulses to the brain and it will see, hear, taste, feel, sense and experience a reality that doesn't exist. All it can be sure of, all you can be sure of, is that you yourself exist, whether that be as a human, a floating brain, brain in a vat, a randomly appearing collection of atoms or something entirely different. So no, you do not "know" your god exists and it is impossible to do so. I go where the evidence takes me. There are fossils, therefore I believe in evolution (which is literally a proven fact as factual as 1+1=2). There are contradictions in nearly every Holy Book, therefore I do not rely on them.

That is one of the most close minded statements I have ever heard. Why is YOUR religion the ONLY way? There are thousands of religions, many are older than Christianity.

​@@mysterioussoup3393because there are two types of Christians him, and I

@@Bute803 Pretty sure theres about 30,000 denominations of christianity actually, nothing makes yours or any of the other denominations better. And that goes for every denomination of every religion in the world. And if the Big Bang Theory is untrue, then please, offer up a theory that you think explains CMBR, expansion of spacetime and the creation of the universe.

@@mysterioussoup3393 What is more probable "in the beginning nothing then boom" or "in the beginning God created the heavens and the universe"

@@mysterioussoup3393 We have proof of Jesus coming back

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