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Bad crack in the show, the analyst argues fiercely with Baiko about the choice of candidates: You call a meeting in a cafe a party! Are you kidding us?

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First images of glowing cosmic web reveal surprise dwarf galaxies – Ghana Visions

First images of glowing cosmic web reveal surprise dwarf galaxies – Ghana Visions
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EarthSky | Fornax the Furnace and galaxies galore

Fornax the Furnace appears as a few dim stars to the unaided eye but harbors galaxies from one orbiting the

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EarthSky | Astronomers spot largest rotation in the universe

EarthSky | Astronomers spot largest rotation in the universe
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An image of a piece of the cosmic web | Space

April 5, 2021 An international team of astronomers has mapped a piece of the cosmic web without using bright quasars for the first time. They did it by turning a powerful instrument to a single region of the sky for hundreds of hours. This image looks in the direction of our constellation Fornax the Furnace, to a time 2 billion years after the Big Bang. Each point of light is a galaxy. You can see a filament between the galaxies, tracing the path of the cosmic web. See the full image, below. Image (c) ESO / NASA/ Roland Bacon et al. In recent decades, astronomers have begun speaking of the large-scale structure of our universe as a cosmic web. This great web provides the scaffolding of our universe. Its walls are made of both dark and visible matter (in the form of billions of galaxies and great quantities of gases), and giant voids are thought to lie between the web walls. Previously, astronomers have said they’ve mapped parts of the cosmic web using distant, bright quasars as

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