Indeed, the first person who proposed that the universe was expanding and expounded the Big Bang theory was hardly recognized by Google. Search for "famous scientists" and scroll the horizontal list that pops up. Ma Le? Trey is missing.
To be fair, there are many valuable competitors with scientific reputations, but I think Ma Le? Tre really cuts higher than others. An honest examination of his life and achievements will make him keep pace with Einstein and become one of the greatest scientists of all time.
George Ma Le? Trey was born in Charleroi, Belgium on 1894. He is smart and curious, and will get an engineering degree in 19. But before he started a new career, the war swept through Europe. Ma Le Trey bravely fought against the invaders from the Allies in World War I, and won Belgian status as a silver star in the United States. Later, he went back to school to get a doctorate in mathematics, and then refused an academic invitation to pursue lifelong * * *: to be a priest.
Ma Le? Trey's spirituality flourished in the next few years, but it didn't weaken his scientific ambition at all. 1923, after being appointed, went to Cambridge, Massachusetts, studied astronomy at Harvard Observatory, and obtained a doctorate in physics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Two years later, he finally started his academic career as an associate professor of mathematics at Catholic University of Leuven.
In 1927, Ma Le? Tre proposed that the universe is expanding, and mathematically deduced this concept from Einstein's theory of relativity. When Einstein and Ma Le Trey met, Einstein told him, "Your calculation is correct, but your physics is cruel." Einstein didn't question mathematics, but he couldn't accept the discovery. Two years later, when Edwin Hubble discovered astronomical evidence of inflation, Ma Le Trey's theory was confirmed. Einstein and other people in the field of physics are convinced that "KDSP" and "KDSP" have also given birth to a more existential question: If the universe is expanding, does this mean that it originated at a certain point in time and space? In a legendary paper 193 1 published in Nature, Ma Le? Trey answered "Yes". He believes that the universe is originally a "primitive atom". Today, this idea is called the Big Bang.
More than 80 years later, George Ma Le Trey's theory is widely known, but he is not. Until the death of 1966, Ma Le Trey was humble. If he were still alive, he wouldn't feel sorry for his lack of fame. But it is this attitude that begins to show why he should be better known. Ma Le Trey should be mentioned in every science class, not only because he is a great scientist, but also because he is a great man, which is not necessarily an evaluation of other more outstanding science idols.
In his adult life, Ma Le Trey crossed science and religion, and was often severely criticized by opponents of these two disciplines. Scientists accused him of trying to use cosmology to promote creation. In fact, even at scientific meetings, Ma Le? Trey has also been wearing his clergy clothes. At the same time, believers accused him of restraining God. When Ma Le Trey heard that Pope pope pius xii planned to talk with members of the International Astronomical Union in Rome, he urged the Pope's advisers to ask the Pope not to take his discovery as evidence of God's creation.
"Professor Ma Le Trey hopes that his scientific theory can only be judged by their physical theory." Advantages, so as to completely separate the meaning of metaphysics, "Joseph R Lal.