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In this video, we’ll take a journey through space and time to explore some of the biggest structures and objects that exist in our vast universe.

00:12 THE GIANT ARC
01:02 HUGE-LGQ
02:04 GIANT GRB RING
03:18 THE HERCULES-CORONA
BOREALIS GREAT WALL
04:14 OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE

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Produced, directed, and edited by:
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  1. 4
    @matrut28

    Soooooo…. If we are 10 billion light years away from one of the clusters and the cluster itself is 10 billion light years across, why is the entire structure itself observable in its entirety as a single speck. We would not be able to observe the entire cluster as we would be equally apart in distance from its individual components. They would appear as single galaxies in their own right….. not a tiny speck of a cluster…..

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      @matrut28

      Love the video however. My grandfather always said to question everything. Take a different perspective and think outside the box. Another gripe of mine is that physics tells us that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. Wrong, space itself can. When the Big Bang happened we speculate the expansion was many many light years in fractions of a second. So everything in the universe traveled faster than light…
      Also I ponder, they say the most distance observable galaxy is 13.8 billion light years away and that we are observing the earliest of light from around the time of the Big Bang. Which would tell me if the universe is 13.8 billion years old, and we see galaxies now as it were 13.8 billion years ago whilst at the same time observing everything else that is distant or nearly equally distant in all directions, then how could it be true that the universe exploded into existence during that time. Or at all. If indeed the universe has been expanding ever since the Big Bang it would mean that the universe would have had to expand to what we see now that is 93 billion light years across…. Yet it is has been supposedly expanding for 13.8 billion years. That D1 formed rapidly upon the Big Bang and rests where we see it.

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