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May 4, 2000 QUOTED RECENTLY “Whatever you do, you’re going to have to kill one of the holy cows of cosmology, throw away one thing that people believe a lot in.” — Max Tegmark, assistant professor of physics, on how new photographs taken by a balloon-borne telescope suggest the most popular version of the Big Bang theory may need some adjustments (The New York Times, April 27)