The idea that some of the nebulae that are observed in the sky might be "island universes," immense collections of stars far beyond the Milky Way, was first proposed by
A) Immanuel Kant in 1755.
B) Albert Einstein in 1909.
C) Heber Curtis in 1920.
D) Lord Rosse in 1845.
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Q3: The famous nineteenth-century observational astronomer Lord Rosse
Q4: In the 1920s Edwin Hubble began answering
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Q11: The famous Shapley-Curtis debate in 1920 concerned
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