Astronomers have identified a massive cosmic structure named that shouldn’t exist. Called the Big Ring, this enormous spiral is composed of galaxies and galaxy clusters that span 1.3 billion light-years in width, with a circumference of 4 billion light-years, ranking among the largest discovered cosmic objects.
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