Stunning, prophetic discovery in space -- an almost unimaginably gigantic halo ring structure

   A consortium of US and Hungarian astronomers have recently discovered an enormous halo-like ring structure in space, whose size — if confirmed — would “contradict” all current cosmological models purporting to explain how and when the universe was formed. At present, the most widely accepted astrophysical model is the Big Bang which, based on Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity, alleges that the universe originated from the rapid expansion of a single densely-compacted primeval singularity of matter which over the course of 13.7 billion years evolved into what is presently perceived as the cosmos.

   Within this context, no astronomical structure larger than 1.2 billion light years across could possibly develop. But the recently discovered ring structure measures a mind-boggling five billion light years across — 50,000 times bigger than our Milky Way galaxy and encompassing approximately 9% of the entire universe.

   The circular ring structure is composed of nine galactic Gamma Ray Bursts — intense photon fields (flashes of light) precipitated by supernova explosions of giant stars. Since the notion of nine supernovas and GBRs occurring randomly in nine proximate galaxies within such a relatively compressed period of time is so inconsistent with Big Bang physics, a radical revision of the Big Bang theory (and of all other cosmological models) would be required to explain these phenomena.

   But with the outdated Big Bang theory already riddled and undermined by a vast array of other irresolvable incongruities that render it almost preposterous, it is unlikey that it could be satisfactorily modified to take into account these astounding new ring structure data, especially considering the fact that another even more super-sized ring structure may exist — the Hercules Corona Borealis Great Wall, preliminarily estimated to measure over ten billion light years across and composed of nineteen Gamma Ray Bursts from a corresponding number of adjoining galaxies.

   In the words of the Royal Astronomical Society which published these new findings: “The ring-shaped feature is large enough to contradict the CP. The physical mechanism responsible for causing it is unknown.”

   The term “CP” refers to the “cosmological principle,” which Wikipedia defines thus: “In modern physical cosmology, the cosmological principle is the notion that the distribution of matter in the universe is homogeneous and isotropic, when viewed on a large enough scale, since the forces are expected to act uniformly throughout the universe, and should, therefore, produce no observable irregularities in the large scale structuring over the course of evolution of the matter field that was inititally laid down by the Big Bang.”

   Obviously, an astronomical structure, of unknown origin, measuring five billion light years across meets the criteria of a non-uniform “observable irregularity” and therefore must contradict the CP, demoting it from a “principle” to a conjecture.

   While these new data constitute a major set-back for Einstein and Big Bang adherents, they greatly strengthen the position of creationists, who credit the Biblical Lord of Hosts (rather than indifferent random natural forces) for the origin and governance of the cosmos.

   Modern secular science has thus far utterly failed to prove otherwise, and most likely never will, because physics is simply incapable of explaining phenomena of supernatural origin, especially when such phenomena assume the form of gargantuan heavenly halos composed of light.

[For further reading see: "Astronomers Discover Enormous Structure 5 Billion Light-Years Across -- IFL Science]