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Who discovered the first "yardstick" used to measure distances in the universe?
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Who discovered the first "yardstick" used to measure distances in the universe?
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Who discovered the first "yardstick" used to measure distances in the universe?
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This is a Math or History question.
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Hello!
The one that discovered the yardstick is
Edwin Hubble..
Hope this helps! ☺♥
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