Galileo first
recognized the Milky Way’s band of light as individual stars in 1620 but Edwin
Hubble, an American astronomer, is said to have discovered the true shape and
span of the Milky Way as well as there being more galaxies outside of the Milky
Way. The Milky Way, when
seen with the naked eye at night from any one point on the earth, seems to be
made of about 2,500 stars, the real figure is actually between 100-400 billion
stars.
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