Pavo–Indus filament

E511403

The Pavo–Indus filament is a massive, elongated large-scale structure of galaxies forming part of the cosmic web in the nearby universe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf galaxy filament
large-scale structure of the universe
contains galaxies
galaxy clusters
galaxy groups
hasComponent baryonic matter
dark matter
intergalactic medium
hasDynamics influenced by gravity
hasEnvironment low-redshift universe
hasMass massive
hasRedshiftRange low redshift
hasRole connects galaxy clusters
traces matter distribution on large scales
hasShape elongated
hasSignificance constrains models of structure formation
traces dark matter distribution
hasSpatialScale tens to hundreds of megaparsecs
hasStructureType anisotropic
locatedIn nearby universe
namedAfter Indus constellation NERFINISHED
Pavo constellation NERFINISHED
observedIn X-ray wavelengths
optical wavelengths
radio wavelengths
partOf cosmic web
studiedInField extragalactic astronomy
large-scale structure of the cosmos
observational cosmology

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Hydra–Centaurus Supercluster contains Pavo–Indus filament