steady state universe

American  

noun

1. a universe described by the steady state theory.

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Example Sentences

Therefore, in what he and co-creators Hermann Bondi and Thomas Gold called the “steady state universe” the cosmos essentially looks the same overall over time.

From Scientific American

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.

From New York Times

See, some leaders can exist as such only in a 'steady state universe' -- an environment where yesterday is the same as today, and today will be the same tomorrow.

From Inc

In particular, one thing that I noticed in reading this book is how the insistence on simplicity and elegance, whether that be as a matter of geocentrism, or circular orbits, or a steady state universe, cause even some of the most intelligent people in history to ignore the evidence.

From Forbes

The second theory is known as "the steady state universe."

From Time Magazine Archive