Cosmic Void

Some years ago astronomers studying the large scale structure of the universe announced the discovery of a “Cosmic Void”, a vast region of space hundreds of millions of light years across, that is almost completely empty of stars and galaxies. More recently another group discovered a “Great Wall”, a sheet of galaxies and galactic clusters half a billion light years across. Cosmic Void was influenced by the discovery by the James Webb Telescope. Galaxies are not randomly scattered across space, not only do they gather into clusters they also are string like structures with huge voids between them know at cosmic webs.  The James Webb Telescope discovered a sting thread of numerous galaxies are estimated to have developed 830 million years after the big bang.  SKU: 23-0079