Status Updates From The Intelligent Universe: A...

So the Cosmic Background Radiation is actually ordinary starlight from a steady-state universe that's been redshifted by interstellar dust which mostly consists of bacteria that produce carbon microtubes.

Looking at contemporary reviews, I haven't yet found one which straightforwardly says that the famous Professor Hoyle has gone mad. You wonder which contemporary pop science reviewers are being equally polite.

Good ol' Fred assures us there's a slam-dunk case for microfossils in meteorites. Really going to have to check some of these references.

The nub of Hoyle's belief - I believe our planet is just an assembly station.[D]escenants of life seeded from the depths of space. This cosmic view can be confirmed because those seeds of life can still be found today. *gasp* I must read on...