Shapley Concentration

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Shapley Concentration is one of the most massive known supercluster complexes of galaxies in the nearby universe, located in the constellation Centaurus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf galaxy supercluster complex
large-scale structure of the universe
overdensity region
affects large-scale galaxy motions
peculiar velocities of nearby galaxies
alsoKnownAs Shapley Supercluster NERFINISHED
characterizedAs major mass concentration
one of the most massive known supercluster complexes
contains multiple galaxy clusters
multiple galaxy superclusters
distanceFromEarth on the order of a few hundred megaparsecs
hasComponent intercluster medium
rich clusters of galaxies
hasProperty one of the densest mass concentrations in the nearby universe
significant contribution to local gravitational potential
strong gravitational influence
traces underlying dark matter distribution
very high galaxy cluster density
hasRedshift approximately 0.04–0.05
hasRole significant attractor in local large-scale flows
locatedIn nearby universe
locatedInConstellation Centaurus NERFINISHED
namedAfter Harlow Shapley NERFINISHED
observedIn X-ray wavelengths
optical wavelengths
partOf cosmic web
local universe
studiedInField extragalactic astronomy
observational cosmology
usedAs probe of large-scale structure formation
testbed for cosmological models

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Shapley Supercluster alsoKnownAs Shapley Concentration