Under "Gigantic Structure in Universe" "bild
der wissenschaft" (bdw) 4/2001 informs at page 10 in
Germany. I summarize briefly:
In the constellation of Lion lies a supergalaxy cluster of 600
million light-years in diameter in a distance of about 6.5
billion light-years. Observed from here, it takes the area of
40 times of the area of the full Moon at the sky (exact
quotation here).
What for a thing is this?
If it will bring difficulties to the standard theories of
the cosmologists, bdw asks.
I don't question; I know what for a thing it is. My
theory (TBA I, V) predicts the existence of such a thing. And it should
have an extreme mass-rich dark cloud in the center, on which
surface galaxies are laying next to each other. The total mass
should be extremely big, more than 20 million of general
galaxies.
Naturally, the big-bang-cosmologists will find another
explanation. It's certainly not difficult for them to do so.
This feature of science however causes on mysteries and
on accidents. Why shouldn't it find an explanation
using such excellent methods as e.g.:
Let's take a pinch of lambda-parameter, additionally
some accident. Then we mix it with an omen. In the end, we
give a pinch of mashed hair of Darwin to this mixture. If
this is not enough to be successful, another knife point of
the ash of Hawking will complete it. But don't forget die spell