1966: On 20 June 1966, Georges Lemaître died.
Lemaître was a Belgian astronomer and cosmologist, born in Charleroi, Belgium. In 1927 he proposed the modern big-bang theory. He reasoned that if the universe was expanding now, then the further you go in the past, the universe’s contents must have been closer together. He envisioned that at some point in the distant past, all the matter in the universe was in an exceedingly dense state, crushed into a single object he called the 'primeval super-atom' which exploded, with all its constituent parts rushing away. This theory was later developed by Gamow and others.
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