Vast bubble of galaxies discovered 82 million lightyears away, given Hawaiian name : Maui Now

Astronomers from the University of Hawaiʻi have unexpectedly discovered an immense bubble of galaxies, named “Hoʻoleilana,” thought to be a fossil-like remnant from the birth of the universe.

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