Big-Bang
61big bang ou big-bang — ● big bang ou big bang nom masculin singulier (mot américain) Événement assimilable à une gigantesque explosion, qui serait à l origine de l expansion de l Univers ; théorie cosmologique décrivant l évolution de l Univers consécutive à cet… …
62big bang theory — big bang .theory n the big bang theory the idea that the universe began with a single large explosion (the big bang ), and that the pieces are still flying apart →↑steady state theory …
63big-bang theory — [big′baŋ′] n. a theory of cosmology holding that the expansion of the universe began with a gigantic explosion (big bang) between 12 and 20 billion years ago: see STEADY STATE THEORY * * * …
64big-bang theory — [big′baŋ′] n. a theory of cosmology holding that the expansion of the universe began with a gigantic explosion (big bang) between 12 and 20 billion years ago: see STEADY STATE THEORY …
65Big Bang Babies — were a Bubblegum Glam band, from Hollywood, California, playing during the 1990s.BiographyThey are often seen as part of the glam metal genre, as were similar early 90s bands who played on the Sunset Strip, such as Heart Throb Mob. Though… …
66Big Bang Baby — 1er album de la série Kookaburra Scénario Crisse Dessin Humberto Ramos Couleurs Leonardo Olea Éditeur Soleil Productions …
67Big Bang, the — an explosion that some scientists believe was the origin of the universe. This belief is called the Big Bang theory …
68Big Bang (Band) — Big Bang 빅뱅 …
69big bang theory — big′ bang′ the ory n. astron. a theory that the universe began with an explosion of a dense mass of matter and is still expanding from the force of that explosion • Etymology: 1950–55 …
70big bang — {{hw}}{{big bang}}{{/hw}}locuz. sost. m. inv. La grande esplosione dalla quale, secondo alcune teorie cosmologiche, ha avuto origine l universo. ETIMOLOGIA: locuz. ingl., propr. ‘grande esplosione’, comp. di big ‘grande’ e bang, di orig. onomat …
