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Filamentary Structure

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https://scrapbox.io/files/651a50e15708fa001cff2cfe.png The thin, thread-like connected portions of large-scale structure are called filamentary structures (or simply filaments). These filaments are several hundred million light-years long and several million light-years in diameter, with galaxy clusters lying along them. Filaments are structures even larger than enormous galaxy clusters: roads connecting the clusters.

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