Edwin Hubble (1889–1953) was an American astronomer who revolutionized our Understanding of the Universe with his findings on the expansion of the cosmos. His Discovery of galaxies beyond the Milky Way and the formulation of Hubble's Law fundamentally altered the field of Astronomy. Known as the "father of observational cosmology," Hubble's Work provided Evidence for the Big Bang Theory. His contributions continue to underpin modern cosmological research and inspire scientific Exploration.
Anecdotes
- Once broke the World record in the high jump during high school, showcasing his athletic prowess.
- Changed his career path from practicing law to astronomy, profoundly altering the course of the Science.
- Once set a State record in high school by winning seven first-Place track and field events in a single Day.
Magnitudes
- Expand your universe by questioning Current assumptions.
- Explore beyond the boundaries of established Knowledge.
- Challenge assumptions with relentless Curiosity.
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Galileo's Advancement of the Scientific Method (1609)
Galileo's Advancement of the Scientific Method (1609)
