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one of my favorite things about space is the large-scale structure: if you zoom out enough, galaxies form structures, sheets, walls, and voids, making a neuron-esque web. and if you zoom out too far, the structures turn into uniform noise, a scale called the End of Greatness

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For a list of the largest known structures in the universe, see:

en.wikipedia.org

List of largest cosmic structures - Wikipedia

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I wonder how often they have to delete “ur mom” from that page.

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Entering Wikipedia wormhole in 3...2...1.... TIL that some superstructures (on this list) are incompatible with the cosmological principle, which Karl Popper called dogmatic–"it makes "our *lack* of knowledge a principle of knowing something"

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Good guy with a pun

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Never considered what qualified as a structure before now and here we are.