The European Space Agency (ESA) has been revolutionary in the scientific world, announcing that they discovered a brilliant scar in the fabric of the universe. Thus, an anomaly that belongs to the subject lost in space could be explained.
The detection occurred in huge gas threads that connect four galaxies and are located in Shapley Supercumulus. As a result, they said that their research has already advanced this phenomenon thanks to large large -scale modeling.
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In a study published on astronomy and astrophysics, they explained that this scar is consists of hot gas and that its mass is 10 times more than in the Milky Way.
One of his filaments has more than 10 million degrees and extends to 23 million light years diagonally, departing from the ground through the supercumulus.
“Our approach was really successful and shows that the thread just like we expect from our best large simulations in the Universe,” said Florian Paco from the University of Bonn.
Namely, they used the telescopes of the XMM-Newton of Esa and Suzaku space rays of the Japanese Space Agency (JAXA). The first observed pollutant sources X -Ray, such as black holes; While the second was facilitated by the mapping of weak X -elaborations of the thread.
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Why is this discovery important?
After decades of research, scientists understand that the composition of the current universe is not a square. And this is that more than a third of normal substance was planets, stars, galaxies or life itself, is absent. It is not yet known where there was lost matter, although now a new discovery will be a decision.
In the study, one could see the thread of matter that has never been seen, and now it is known how clusters of gravitational galaxies are gravitationally connected with others. These formations are those that give the structure to everything that we see around.
In turn, Norbert Shartel from the XMM-Newton Project of ESA added that “it seems that the” absent “substance can really be hidden in threads, it is difficult to see fabrics through the Universe.” For this reason, science is approaching the reconstruction of history and the structure of what was a space network.
