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In 1927, Georges Lemaître derived a solution to Einstein’s field equations that shifted the paradigm of modern cosmology. While General Relativity described a curved fabric of space-time, Lemaître’s mathematics indicated that this fabric was not static but actively stretching. ​Professor Brian Cox explains that Lemaître was the first to...

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