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#1 2007-07-02 09:14:15
Re: Large-scale structure of the Universe
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#2 2007-07-02 10:31:07
- Mark Friedenbach
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Re: Large-scale structure of the Universe
beautiful
where would our galaxy be in this structure? would it be in one of the large, dense clusters, or a small one out on it's own?
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#3 2007-11-09 11:32:01
- publiusr
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Re: Large-scale structure of the Universe
It is thought the large hole in the universe might be a texture
http://www.physorg.com/news112541069.html
“The possibility that this is a texture is very exciting,” said Professor Turok
And here I thought Turok was chasing dinos... 
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#4 2007-11-11 15:45:56
- cIclops
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Re: Large-scale structure of the Universe
Unbelievable!
Some background about this video - and downloadable higher quality versions
This movie shows the dark matter distribution in the universe at the present time, based on the Millennium Simulation, the largest N-body simulation carried out thus far (more than 10^10 particles). By zooming in on a massive cluster of galaxies, the movie highlights the morphology of the structure on different scales, and the large dynamic range of the simulation (105 per dimension in 3D). The zoom extends from scales of several Gpc down to resolved substructures as small as ~10 kpc.
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