Astronomers Found a 13 Million Light-Year Long Vine of Galaxies in the Ancient Cosmos

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In this episode, we will explore the Cosmic Vine, a huge structure of galaxies that looks like a vine, stretching across the sky for 13 million light-years. The Cosmic Vine is one of the oldest and largest structures ever found in the early universe, and it challenges our understanding of how galaxies form and evolve. We will discuss how the Cosmic Vine was discovered, what are the properties of the galaxies in it, and what does it tell us about the origin and evolution of the cosmos.


Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:57 How Big and Old is the Cosmic Vine?
02:38 What are the Properties of the Galaxies in the Cosmic Vine?
05:03 How does the Cosmic Vine Challenge our Understanding of Galaxy Formation and Evolution?
07:56 Outro
08:34 Enjoy

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