Gerard Williger
Jan. 18, 2013
Colossal Quasar Clump Too Huge to Exist, in Theory
Astronomers have discovered a clump of 73 quasars spanning four billion light years at its widest point -- that's like 40,000 Milky Way galaxies lined end-to-end.
astronomy, space, stars, galaxy, biggest astronomical formation
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