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No I'm sorry that is simply not true. Science is a process of generating theories that have hypotheses that we can test. If we make observations that are inconsistent with the hypotheses then we know the theory is invalid.

i.e. We know for a fact that general relativity and quantum field theory are mutually exclusive, and therefor "wrong". But until we come up with a theory that unifies them they are usefully "wrong" and so we keep them.
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paranoia machinery 2y ago

The keyword in ypur response is test. Through observations and repeatable experiments. You can't do that with something that allegedly happened billions of years ago like the big bang

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nobody 2y ago

We can and absolutely do.

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paranoia machinery 2y ago

You can't and absolutely do not, at best you make estimated guesses which can never be conclusively proven because nobody observed the big bang and nobody has successfully repeated the creation of a universe through a "big bang". It is a pseudoscience and quasi religious because you blindly believe it with out any proof of its truth.

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nobody 2y ago

I don't "believe". There is a current best theory and the second it's invalidated I'll focus on the next best theory.

You don't understand science. When you collect some basic knowledge come back and talk with the adults.