The Big Bang Theory

The Big Bang Theory says that the universe came from a little spec of matter about the size of a sugar cube or a pea (don"t ask how they determined this, they won"t be able to tell you). That this spec of matter started expanding, slowly, then the particles from it were dispersed, and formed hydrogen atoms from those particles, then these hydrogen atoms formed nebulas, which formed stars, which blew up and chunks of matter flew everywhere, forming rocks, which smashed together and formed planets. http://www.big-bang-theory.com... So let"s separate this into 5 parts of the creation of the universe: Part #1; the Spec: Where did this spec come from? Let"s examine this, you got a spec of matter, containing all the gravity in the whole universe, and it-expands? All the gravity in the universe isn"t strong enough to hold off this force that doesn"t exist causing it to expand? Where did this force come from? Where did it go? If it was still here, the earth would fly around in little bits, it doesn"t have the gravity of the whole universe, and that isn"t enough to hold a spec together that is under this force, how is the earth able to? Part #2; the particles: And how did these particles form? Each exactly like its own kind, with trillions to the trillionth power to the trillionth power and so on of these particles, every particle in the universe without fail, each come out exactly like other particles of their types? Every electron is equal in mass to every other electron, every down quark is exactly equal to every other down quark, every particle equal EXACTLY to every other particle of their type. How? Part #3; the atoms: So now we got 12 types of particles, none irregular. Then these particles get together to form hydrogen atoms, no other type of atom, just hydrogen, again, each one turns out EXACTLY ALIKE, without fail, each hydrogen atom has 1 proton, 1 neutron, and 1 electron. First these quarks go together just so with a specific type of quark to form only two particles proton and neutron. Then these two particles know to go together just so, to form a nucleus, then the electron knows to go into its orbit just so, and this is process repeats trillions to the trillionth power to the trillionth power etc. Part #4; the nebulas: So now we have trillions to the trillionth power to the trillionth power etc. of hydrogen atoms, all dispersed across the universe, then they all pull together to certain spots to form nebulas. What is pulling them together, no one knows. First there is a force so powerful it"s stronger than all the gravity in the universe condensed into a spec, pulling things outward, you would think the hydrogen atoms would fly into outer space into oblivion. Instead, this force even more powerful just cane into existence somehow, and it is even stronger than the original force, which was stronger than all the gravity in the whole universe! Then it pulls these hydrogen atoms together to form stars, why these stars don"t just keep absorbing the hydrogen to get bigger, why, if they are so close because this force is pulling everything to these points, that all the stars don"t pull together into one big star, no one knows. Part #5; the planets: After the stars formed, they blew up, and flung chunks of mater everywhere, these chunks of matter then formed giant rocks. These giant rocks crashed together even though they were going away from the same points. Then they formed planets, which somehow ended up in an orbit of another star, and this repeated again and again and again indefinitely! Conclusion: It"s too farfetched.