Edwin Hubble: 7 Facts About the Man Who Changed the Universe
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Edwin Hubble looking through the 100-inch Hooker telescope at Mount Wilson in Southern California, 1929 discovers the Universe is Expanding. Credit: Margaret Bourke-White/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images. – sciencesprings
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![Edwin Hubble at the controls of the 100-inch telescope at Mount Wilson, circa 1922. [768 x 837] : r/space](https://i.redd.it/u2bxkjcihtn01.jpg "Edwin Hubble at the controls of the 100-inch telescope at Mount Wilson, circa 1922. [768 x 837] : r/space")
Edwin Hubble at the controls of the 100-inch telescope at Mount Wilson, circa 1922. [768 x 837] : r/space
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