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| The blend of elegant deep-space photographs with timelines, commentary, and snippets of history--space medics, Charles Joseph Messier, wormhole theory, Edwin Hubble, Pathfinder--concludes with 60 experiments and projects. The first of these galaxies was shown to exist when Edwin Hubble resolved the stars of the Andromeda nebula in 1923, with the help of then newly built 100-inch telescope at Mt. During that time, Edwin Hubble showed how the direct relation between a galaxy's distance and velocity implies that the universe started in a small, condensed state Not everyone bought into this approach, and a compromise theory took hold: The steady state model said that the universe is expanding but also eternal. |
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