The Expanding Universe
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Series: Cosmos (Edited Version Series
Year Published: 1980
Creator: Carl Sagan Productions KCET / Los Angeles
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: Tells the story of how Milton Humason, a high school dropout who worked in a menial position at the Mount Wilson Observatory, helped photograph the spectra of hundreds of galaxies and found they all exhibited the red shift of the Doppler Effect. Features Dr Carl Sagan who speculates on how the universe may evolve in the future.
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