Cosmic Dust	About 14 million tons of cosmic dust lands on the earth each year. (The Nickel content of the cosmic dust is higher than Earth's material, so we can easily calculate the amount of cosmic dust). However, we can only find enough to account for a few thousand years. This is also true for the moon.
Cosmic Dust Velocity	Stellar radiation puts pressure on the cosmic dust, pushing it out from the galaxies. The velocity of dust would be 21,000,000 MPH if the galaxy were billions of years old. But the velocity is almost static - the galaxies must be young.
Stellar Radiation	(see # 26 above) The galaxies should have been swept clean of dust if the galaxy is only 2,000,000 years old, however, interstellar dust is abundant.
Hydrogen in the Universe	Hydrogen yields Helium, and there is no new source for Hydrogen. Since the universe consists almost entirely of Hydrogen (not yet Helium) then the universe must be young.
Synthesis of Elements	The Big Bang model says that Hydrogen was the only original  element, and the other elements came from the reaction. How do we explain the gaps at Atomic Mass 5 and then at 8. Besides simple to complex is against the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics.
Star Formation	How could gas molecules begin hurdled thru space from the Big Bang slow enough to form the nuclei of condensation to begin a star? If they did slow, what started them up again? Dust clouds a the beginning would have been less dense than the vacuum in a thermos. How do you get the particles to stick together to build a planet? Besides no new light sources appear on the Astronomer's photos over time.
0 Stars	Some stars are so huge and bright that they burn fuel for hundreds of thousands of times faster than our sun. Had they existed for even millions of years, their mass and brilliance would have been implausible. If they evolved, should they show high rates of rotation and enormous magnetic fields (not observed)? Must not be evolving.
Red Shift	Slipher discovered galaxies with a shift in their elementary spectral lines towards the red end in 1912. Hubble, and most astronomers since, concluded the Red Shift was due to the Doppler Effect (motion). But the Red shift is a statistical effect. In the Big Bang, all should be read shifted. However, some galaxies are Blue Shifted, some have no spectral shift, and others show different Red Shifts for two or more galaxies that are apparently connected. (Stephan's Quintet - 5 galaxies lined but each with different Red Shift).