Core Intelligence Points
- Galaxies form vast patterns.
- They follow dark matter filaments.
- Huge voids exist between.
Full Technical Analysis
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Structure
Filaments and voids
Scale
Hundreds of millions of light-years
Pattern
Web-like
Driver
Dark matter
DATA_VERIFIED
On the largest observable scales, galaxies are not evenly spread. They form a cosmic web of filaments, clusters, and vast empty voids.
Dark matter shapes this structure, guiding where normal matter collects and galaxies form. The result looks like a three-dimensional spiderweb spanning the universe.
This structure shows that gravity has shaped the universe from its earliest moments to the present day.