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What was Edwin Hubble's contribution to the field of astronomy?
A. He discovered variable stars.
B. He proved that the heliocentric model accurately described our solar system. C.
He found a relationship between the period luminosity and distance of stars. D.
He proved that the universe is finite.
E.
He discovered that the universe was expanding.
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A. He discovered variable stars.
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