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Do you know who named the cosmic model known as Big Bang? Fred Hoyle (1915-2001) accidentally coined the term during an interview for BBC, on March 28th 1948, and was (ironically) known to oppose such theory. He suggested that the Universe was in a steady and immutable state — this theory was refuted after the discovery of the cosmic microwave background in 1965. Hoyle attempted to develop another model called “The Steady-State Theory”, alongside Thomas Gold and Hermann Bondim. But other cosmological discoveries refuted their theory.
