In 1915 Einstein introduced the field equation that placed into balance and found equal the [[Curvature of space|curvature]] at one side and mass on the other. He hoped that the equations of [[general relativity]] would determine a single universe model without any beginning or end. For reasons he could never make clear, he found universe so conceived particularly satisfying and he managed to find a solution to his own equations that specified universe of that sort, static and unchanged forever.<ref name="Devils"/>{{#tag:ref|The contemporary atheistic scientists such as [[Stephen Hawking|S.Hawking]] believe there is no room for creator in the universe which has no boundary or edge whereas in universe which had beginning we could suppose it had a creator.<ref name="WhomadeGod">{{cite book
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In 1915 Einstein introduced the field equation that placed into balance and found equal the [[Curvature of space|curvature]] at one side and [[Mass (science)|mass]] on the other. He hoped that the equations of [[general relativity]] would determine a single universe model without any beginning or end. For reasons he could never make clear, he found universe so conceived particularly satisfying and he managed to find a solution to his own equations that specified universe of that sort, static and unchanged forever.<ref name="Devils"/>{{#tag:ref|The contemporary atheistic scientists such as [[Stephen Hawking|S.Hawking]] believe there is no room for creator in the universe which has no boundary or edge whereas in universe which had beginning we could suppose it had a creator.<ref name="WhomadeGod">{{cite book
|author=Edgar Anrews
|author=Edgar Anrews
|title= Who made God? Searching for a theory of everything.
|title= Who made God? Searching for a theory of everything.
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}}</ref> {{#tag:ref|cf."the 'cosmological constant' ... [also] had the effect of balancing the gravitational attraction that would otherwise cause the universe to collapse"<ref name="WhomadeGod"/>|group=note}} Before long, after Hubble's interpretation of new discoveries as [[expanding universe]] in 1929, the role of cosmological constant aiming to allow static homogeneous solutions to field equations in presence of matter seemed finished. Einstein consequently called <math>\Lambda</math> ''"the biggest blunder of my life"''.<ref name="CSR"/>
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}}</ref> {{#tag:ref|cf."the 'cosmological constant' ... [also] had the effect of balancing the gravitational attraction that would otherwise cause the universe to collapse"<ref name="WhomadeGod"/>|group=note}} Before long, after Hubble's interpretation of new discoveries as [[expanding universe]] in 1929, the role of cosmological constant aiming to allow static homogeneous solutions to field equations in presence of [[matter]] seemed finished. Einstein consequently called <math>\Lambda</math> ''"the biggest blunder of my life"''.<ref name="CSR"/>
==Revival of the cosmological constant vs. property of the correct metric==
==Revival of the cosmological constant vs. property of the correct metric==