Question

Who discovered the first real evidence of the big bang?

Neil Armstrong
Mount Wilson
Edwin Hubble
An unnamed scientist

Answer 1

Edwin Hubble

The first real evidence of the big bang was discovered by Edwin Hubble. the evidence was found in an equation that proved the expansion of the universe, thus retroactively proving that once the universe was generated by a big explosion. Moreover, it was also Hubble who discovered the remaining radiation that pervades the universe still today.

Answer 2

The scientist who discovered the first real evidence of the big bang was EDWIN HUBBLE.
Astronomer Edwin Hubble was an American astrophysicist. He contributed in so many ways to humanity during his lifetime. One of his contribution is that, his observation showed the existence of galaxies that are far beyond the milky way; these galaxies were moving away from one another. This observation serves as a concrete evidence for the big bang theory, which explain the origin of the universe.