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The Universe’s Largest Structures: What Are Galaxy Groups, Clusters and Superclusters?

A supercluster is usually composed of hundreds or even thousands of clusters of galaxies, and these clusters are gravitationally bound together.

By Jim Collins
Published: March 15, 2025
Universe's Largest Structures
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