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big-bang theory n
(Astronomy) a cosmological theory postulating that approximately 12 billion years ago all the matter of the universe, packed into a small superdense mass, was hurled in all directions by a cataclysmic explosion. As the fragments slowed down, the galaxies and stars evolved but the universe is still expanding Compare steady-state theory ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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| The Art of Seeing," the final section of the book, amounts to a jeremiad against "the big-bang theory of seeing"--what he perceives as the conspiracy to make art that caters to our short attention span. On the same note evolution and the big-bang theory should only be taught as a scientific theory. Only the Juniper Networks breakthrough M160 router demonstrated the required performance, reliability, and redundancy in a shipping product to move the massive quantities of data necessary for big-bang theory research. |
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