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Galactic Filaments
Original title: 銀河フィラメント
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A galactic filament, supercluster Complex, or Great Wall is an astrophysical term for one of the largest currently known structures in the universe, alongside large quasar groups. These are collections of huge thread-like structures typically 50 to 80 MPc /h long, forming the boundaries dividing individual supervoids.
銀河フィラメントまたは、超銀河団Complexあるいはグレートウォール は、宇宙物理学の用語であり、現在のところ、大クエーサー群と共に知られている宇宙の最大の構造の1つである。 これらは典型的な長さが 50から80 MPc /h の巨大なひも状構造の集まりであり、各超空洞を仕切る境界領域を形作っている。
Source updated 2023-10-02 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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- Filamentary StructureComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.396 · shared title, text, tags and references
- Great WallComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.100 · shared title, text, tags and references