Great Wall of Hercules-Colona Borealis
The extension of the giant large wall of Hercules-Colona Borealis can after all extend from a 0.33 Redshift to a 2.43 Redshift.
And if it is 10 billion light years in length, the Great Wall of Hercules-Colona Borealis (or great wall) had 15 billion? A new one, now available at Arxiv, shows that it is possible that the largest structure we know is 50% higher than we thought so far.
This structure was discovered a decade ago, after astronomers discovered gamma ray explosions, the strongest in the universe, which were occurring in a concentration greater than the expected distribution.
Now, scientists have closely examined 542 explosions of gamma rays with redshift known – that is, the extension in which its Light was stretched for redder wavelengths by the expansion of the universe.
The results obtained showed that the great wall can after all extend from a redshift de 0,33 a um redshift de 2,43 -A total distance of about 15 billion light years, says the
It is a discovery that makes the problem placed by the great wall even more pronounced, the researchers highlight. The standard model of the evolution of the universe is based on the cosmological principle. This principle presupposes that, in large enough scales, the universe is homogeneous, or “smooth” in all directions.
Each section of the universe must be more or less similar to all other sections of the universe, without great inconsistencies or irregularities. There is a long time to explain in the universe, and these superostructures are still resolved mysteries.
