Sentence examples for state universe from inspiring English sources

Rees was one of the first to work on big bang theories, which in the early 1960s superseded ideas of an everlasting, steady state universe.

Hoyle and his colleagues cooked up a version of eternity, the Steady State universe, in which matter was created in the voids left as the galaxies sped away from one another, so over all the cosmos remained the same.

PAGE A23 WILLIAM KRAUSHAAR, 87 An astrophysicist who theorized about the ultimate sources of cosmic radiation, he helped develop an early satellite that played a role in refuting the idea of a "steady state" universe.

As we will see, the case for such a "citizens' income" is even stronger for HRCs than for mid-rent countries: while retaining most of the redeeming features that cash grants are argued to have in the rentier state universe at large, they would be easier to finance and justify, involve less acute trade-offs, and most importantly help overcome HRC-specific development challenges.

In the 1920s and 1930s almost every major cosmologist preferred an eternal steady state universe, and several complained that the beginning of time implied by the Big Bang imported religious concepts into physics; this objection was later repeated by supporters of the steady state theory.

In England, also in 1948, an alternative theory emerged called the steady-state universe.

That process, like Hoyle's steady-state universe, seems indeed to go on without foreseeable end.

A biography of the great (and mistaken) proponent of the steady-state universe.

But in a steady-state universe, the average density of galaxies should be about the same everywhere and at every time.

However, there were predictable observational consequences that should allow one to distinguish between a steady-state universe or a big-bang universe.

But in a steady-state universe, one would see galaxies at all possible stages of evolutionary development at even the farthest distances.