We are all simultaneously lost in the rich sparkle of the Laniakea Supercluster, and found in the lonely vastness of the KBC Void.
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Lost in Laniakea, Found in the Void
*You are Here
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December 11, 2025 at 3:49 PM
We are all simultaneously lost in the rich sparkle of the Laniakea Supercluster, and found in the lonely vastness of the KBC Void.
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5/9 The problem may lie closer to home than we thought.
Enter the KBC void: a massive depression in space stretching two billion light-years wide. It's only 10-20% less dense than average, but that might be enough to mess with our observations.
#KBCVoid #LocalUniverse
Enter the KBC void: a massive depression in space stretching two billion light-years wide. It's only 10-20% less dense than average, but that might be enough to mess with our observations.
#KBCVoid #LocalUniverse
September 3, 2025 at 11:51 PM
5/9 The problem may lie closer to home than we thought.
Enter the KBC void: a massive depression in space stretching two billion light-years wide. It's only 10-20% less dense than average, but that might be enough to mess with our observations.
#KBCVoid #LocalUniverse
Enter the KBC void: a massive depression in space stretching two billion light-years wide. It's only 10-20% less dense than average, but that might be enough to mess with our observations.
#KBCVoid #LocalUniverse
Even if I don't understand it so well, I love #Cosmology!
#MilkyWay #CosmicVoid #KBCVoid #HubbleTension #HubbleConstant
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The Milky Way may reside at the center of a 2 billion light-year wide cosmic void
The universe’s rapid expansion challenges current models. Scientists explore the KBC void and alternative theories to solve the mystery.
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November 19, 2024 at 8:59 AM
Even if I don't understand it so well, I love #Cosmology!
#MilkyWay #CosmicVoid #KBCVoid #HubbleTension #HubbleConstant
#MilkyWay #CosmicVoid #KBCVoid #HubbleTension #HubbleConstant