Must Time Have A Beginning?

Bu makalede, zamanın bir başlangıcı olup olmadığını tartışacağım. Büyük patlama modeline göre, evrenimiz sonsuz bir şekilde geçmişe sahip değildir. Bu muhtemelen modern kozmolojinin en görkemli keşiflerinden birisidir. Buna rağmen bazı ülozoflar zamanın zorunlu olarak bir başlangıcının olmadığını iddia etmektedirler. Büyük patlamanın âlemin zamansal bir başlangıcı olduğu görüşünü desteklediğini ileri süreceğim. Aynı zamanda zamanın başlangıcı olmadığına dair A priori argümanların da başarılı olmadığını göstermeyi deneyeceğim.

ZAMANIN BİR BAŞLANGICI OLMALI MIDIR?

In the present paper, would like to discuss Whether time itself has begin— ning. In the standard Big Bang model, our universe is not infinitely old. This model is supported by several strong lines of evidence.This is probably the most remarkable discovery of modern cosmology. Yet still some philosophers, from some metaphysical considerations, argue that time necessarily has not beginning. try to indicate that these A priori arguments are also unsuccessful. It seems to show that scientific discoveries and philosophical considerations are combatible with beginning time. It is highly possible to follows that time can have A beginning if implications of big bang cosmology are true.

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