| title = Book Review: The Observational Approach to Cosmology by Edwin Hubble
| keywords = [[Book Review]], [[Observational Approach]], [[Cosmology]], [[Hubble]]
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...15 billion years ago. Such an idea had no serious constituency until Edwin Hubble discovered the redshift of galaxy light in the 1920s, which seemed to imply
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In 1929, Edwin Hubble wrote in his classic paper demonstrating a correlation between redshift and
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...discovered. (Interestingly, Reber's mother, then known as Miss Grote, was Hubble's 7th-grade teacher, and did much to encourage his scholarly ambitions.)
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...e is a professional astronomer who, earlier in his career, conducted Edwin Hubble's nova search in M31. He has earned the Helen B. Warner Prize, the Newcomb
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...world\\\\\\'s top scientists, including Albert Einstein, Ernst Mach, Edwin Hubble, Fred Hoyle and many more.
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* 1992 - "[[Book Review: The Observational Approach to Cosmology by Edwin Hubble]]"
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| keywords = [[Galactic Recession; Hubble; Regression; \"Big Wave\": Gowan; Rydin]]
...tively low (on a 'universal' scale) redshifts and distances. Extrapolating Hubble's law to the entire observable universe, proponents of the Big Bang Standar
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'''Hubble's law''' is the name for the observation in [[physical cosmology]] that:
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...ding or contracting (as well as stationary but unstable universes). When [[Hubble's Law]] was discovered, most astronomers interpreted the law as a sign the
...the period after the [[Shapley–Curtis debate]] and discoveries by [[Edwin Hubble]] of a [[cosmic distance ladder]] when astronomers and physicists had to co
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