Talk about utterly confused pseudoscience where they can’t even get their lies straight. The Big Bang theory was thought of by a Catholic theologian (Monsignor Georges Lemaître), something that secular science wants to try to throw down the memory hole and make the public think they thought of it first (before that, atheistic scientists thought that the universe was eternal and was always there; but the red shift from light emitted by the stars forced them to adopt the religious man’s theory). These scientists still can’t figure out so-called “dark matter” anyhow, so if their particle of worship exists or exists not really is scratching the surface of any physics model.
Nachmanides wrote about it in his commentary on Genesis in the 13th century. He wrote that, a moment after creation, the universe was the size of a mustard seed, and matter congealed out of it as it expanded.
Looks like you’re the one throwing the scientists down the memory hole.
In 1930 Eddington wrote an article about his work in the Monthly Notes of the Royal Astronomical Society.
In 1933 his article was published in the Annals of the Scientific Society of Belgium.
In 1934 Lemaitre won the Francqui Prize.
In 1941 he was elected to the Royal Academy of Sciences & Arts of Belgium.
In 1953 he won the very 1st Eddington Medal awarded by the Royal Astronomical Society.
In 1984 a book was published about his work.
In 2000 another book was written about his work.
In 2011 Nature ran an article on him and his work.
He’s mentioned in nearly every historical book and article about the early universe, including website posts.
Even PBS has him on their website (horrors).