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TWENTY years have passed since Bondi and Gold1 introduced the steady-state theory of the universe and the attendant concept of continuous creation. Thus far, the theoretical successes of steady-state cosmology have survived the tests of observation2. In all of the observations, however, there has been no direct evidence for or against continuous creation.
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COHEN, S., KING, J. Search for Hydrogen appearing in Mercury Metal. Nature 222, 1158–1159 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1038/2221158a0
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