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49:59Now PlayingWas the Universe created at a moment in time, or is the process of creation continuous in a universe that had no beginning and will have no end? Does Creation presume a Creator? Is man alone in limitless space?
Stephen Black seeks the views of five leading astronomers: Professor Fred Hoyle, Professor Sir Bernard Lovell, Professor Hermann Bondi, and husband and wife astrophysicists Dr. Margaret Burbidge and Geoffrey Burbidge.
Clip taken from The Cosmologists, originally broadcast on BBC Television, 12 March, 1963.
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