http://news.nationalgeographic.com/...ck-hole-blast-biggest-science-galaxies-space/
Astronomers Find a Dusty Galaxy That Shouldn't Exist
An object from the very early universe is bafflingly rich with dust that theory says shouldn't have formed yet.
From the article:
The dusty galaxy is just one of the recent surprises astronomers have found. "Last week," says Marrone, "we learned of an incredibly massive black hole in the early universe. Now we have this average galaxy with significant amounts of dust. We've had this cartoon picture of the early universe,
but it's clear that we really don't know what's going on."
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http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart...ow-about-earths-second-moon-180954455/?no-ist
...but even before we got there, Earth and the Moon had a little companion. This tiny, rocky world is named 3753 Cruithne, which comes from Old Irish and refers to the early Irish people and their king, Cruidne. You can forgive your parents and your grade-school teachers for not mentioning it though: The object was only discovered in 1986 and its orbit mapped in 1997.
It's not that everything once thought about our solar system was wrong, it’s that researchers are constantly new learning things. They suspect that Cruithne and other objects like it can tell us about the changing nature of the solar system and formation of planets. And at the very least, new information keeps things fun.
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When people talk in absolutes like "the earth can't be only 6,000 or 10,000 years old, I invariably seem to come across yet another article from our scientific community that admits we don't have all the answers, and that things aren't necessarily what we think. Why, even this week, the proposal that there was no big bang has come up again.
The problem with identifying science as truth -- is that scientific truth is constantly changing as we realize we didn't know what we thought we did.
In the meantime, scripture remains unchanging.