Multiple Choice
The astronomer who first solved the problem of the strange red-shifts seen in quasar spectra and thus helped us understand that the quasars must be distant objects was
A) Carl Sagan
B) Maarten Schmidt
C) Edwin Hubble
D) S. Chandrasekhar
E) Vesto Slipher
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