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Why did Hubble conclude the universe must be expanding?

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Why did Hubble conclude the universe must be expanding?

Why did Hubble conclude the universe must be expanding?

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He found the universe was not static, that the most distant galaxies showed us the highest recessional velocities and red shifts. He believed this was most easily understood by having all of spacetime itself expand, taking the galaxies with it.

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