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    Steady State Theory proposes that the universe has always existed and remains unchanged over time. It suggests that new stars are continually created at the same rate that existing stars burn out and die, resulting in a stable and unchanging universe. The theory was first proposed in 1920 and revised in 1948, and posits that the universe exists in a steady state without evolution or expansion.

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    Steady State Theory proposes that the universe has always existed and remains unchanged over time. It suggests that new stars are continually created at the same rate that existing stars burn out and die, resulting in a stable and unchanging universe. The theory was first proposed in 1920 and revised in 1948, and posits that the universe exists in a steady state without evolution or expansion.

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    Steady State Theory proposes that the universe has always existed and remains unchanged over time. It suggests that new stars are continually created at the same rate that existing stars burn out and die, resulting in a stable and unchanging universe. The theory was first proposed in 1920 and revised in 1948, and posits that the universe exists in a steady state without evolution or expansion.

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    STEADY STATE THEORY

    FEATURES
    • Steady State Theory was first proposed by sir James
    Jeans (1920) and again revised from in by sir Hermann
    Bondi and Thomas Gold (1948).
    • The term steady state mean a stable condition that does
    not change over time.
    • Proposes that new stars are continually created at all
    the time at the rate needed to replace the stars which
    have used up their fuel and have stopped shining.
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