‘Hubble got it wrong’: This 200 Quadrillion solar mass is so massive it warps reality
Produced by: Manoj Kumar
Quipu Discovered
A massive cosmic structure, named Quipu, was identified, spanning 1.3 billion light-years.
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Mass Unimaginable
Weighing 200 quadrillion solar masses, Quipu is among the heaviest structures ever found.
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Filaments Linked
Quipu connects galaxy clusters into a vast filament, shaping cosmic evolution on a massive scale.
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X-Rays Expose
Astronomers detected Quipu using X-ray emissions, tracing dense regions in the cosmic web.
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CMB Warped
Its immense gravity distorts the Cosmic Microwave Background, altering Big Bang observations.
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Hubble Distorted
The structure’s mass affects galaxy motions, complicating efforts to measure universal expansion.
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Models Confirmed
Simulations from the Lambda CDM model predict superstructures like Quipu, supporting theory.
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Fate Sealed
Quipu will eventually fragment into smaller galactic clusters as cosmic expansion continues.
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Universe Redefined
Understanding Quipu’s impact could unlock new insights into dark matter and cosmic evolution.
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