John Kierein
1 archived appearance · 1996
Investigation
John Kierein is a physicist with forty years of experience in aerospace who proposed a radical challenge to the Big Bang theory, arguing instead for a static, eternal universe in which cosmological redshift is caused by the Compton effect rather than expansion. On Art Bell's programs, he presented his alternative cosmological model and cited Edwin Hubble's own reservations about interpreting redshift as proof of an expanding universe.
On the air with Art · 1
Jun 12, 1996 · 2h 54m
Why the Big Bang Theory is Wrong
Physicist John Kierein presents a radical challenge to modern cosmology, arguing that the universe never began with a Big Bang and instead exists as a static, eternal system. Drawing on his 40 years in aerospace physics and a bachelor's degree from Notre Dame, Kierein explains how the Compton effect causes light fro...