IN A NUTSHELL 🌌 The Quipu superstructure spans a staggering 1.3 billion light-years, redefining our understanding of cosmic scale. 🔭 Astronomers use X-ray galaxy clusters to map these massive formations and understand their implications. 📊 The immense size of superstructures like Quipu can distort cosmological measurements and complicate current models. ⏳ While significant now, superstructures … Continue reading “Universe Has a 1.3 Billion Light-Year Monster”: Quipu Superstructure Contains 200 Quadrillion Suns Worth of Mass Warping Space