Multiple Choice
The first attempt to map the Galaxy via star counts was done by:
A) Galileo in 1612.
B) William Herschel in the late eighteenth century.
C) Edward Barnard with long exposure photos about 1900.
D) Harlow Shapley with the RR Lyrae variables in 1920.
E) Edwin Hubble with the new 100" Mt. Wilson telescope in the 1930s.
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