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Hubble's Expanding Universe Red Shifts The Big Bang

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Before 1919, most scientists held that the universe was only as large as the Milky Way and that it was a constant size. Then, in 1919, the American astronomer Edwin Hubble — aided by a technologically advanced 100-inch telescope — was able to discern individual stars within what he believed to be a nebula, a fuzzy cloud of light composed of cosmic gases. After calculating that the distance to these stars from Earth was much further than the known reaches of the Milky Way, he concluded that the stars were part of a galaxy separate from our own. The idea that our galaxy was just one of many galaxies changed forever the way we view our place in the universe.

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  • I love how scientists are atheists...it's nice to talk to some people who aren't daft and blind.

  • Hahaha, more like Gamma rays.

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  • Very useful for my exam.

    The universe is amazing !

  • @flippyrocks892 abit rude don't you think? statistics show that most scientist believe in God 

  • © 2004 WGBH Educational Foundation. All Rights Reserved.

    Adapted from NOVA and NASA. Footage and photographs courtesy of Carnegie Observatories, Carnegie Institution of Washington, The Huntington Library and NASA.

  • @xkrn..etc

    Isaac Newton was also an alchemist. Calling him a christian isn't saying much.

  • @4evrskater So am I! :)

  • @flippyrocks892 Isaac Newton was a christian. I guess he was daft a blind ehh?

  • doing a project on him, any help? btw im in school now so HURRY lol

  • @JAMOBU Without the expanding universe of Hubble, the Big bang theory would be noting. but i join you in the fact that we should thank him to

  • @flippyrocks892 The best scientists were true believers.

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