Galaxishálózatok
Galaxishálózatok, also known as cosmic web filaments or large-scale structures, represent the largest known structures in the universe. They are vast, interconnected networks of galaxies and dark matter that span billions of light-years. These filaments are not uniform; they are composed of clusters of galaxies, groups of galaxies, and individual galaxies, all bound together by gravity.
The formation of these cosmic webs is thought to have begun shortly after the Big Bang. Tiny
The space between these filaments is largely devoid of matter and is known as the cosmic void.