There's a reason we don't find elements heavier than carbon in normal stars; just not enough gravity to fuse heavier elements. Elements up to iron or zinc form in supernova explosions, but even heavier elements are formed by neutron stars which form after a supernova explosion, when neutron stars collide. I think that's been known for some time.
Brightest-ever cosmic explosion solved but new mysteries sparked
The brightest burst of light ever recorded was caused by a supernova, but that prompts new questions.
www.bbc.com
This is the article about the heavy metal's. I live in America, but prefer the BBC news because they don't have as much "sensationalism" as the news here. I know not all scientist agree on everything, I'd assume that's why so many get confused on various subjects; as in GodsGrace's students.
I am aware that the moon has been moving away; and I believe that would put less drag on the earth. But to be speeding up since the 70's; and to now be slowing just a bit, is interesting. Man first went to the moon in the late 60's; and space junk has been piling up since.
For the BBT; for a random occurrence to "create" the universe, most would assume that life itself is random. But there is "order" to the universe, a pattern if you will; that does not fit in the "random" ideology. I'd point to the various constellations as once example; something that has been consistent for thousands of years. If "motion" began at a "center point" and moved outward from there; how can anything in the universe remain stationary?