Rotating razor-thin galaxy string found 140 million light-years away shows many galaxies spinning with their filament, hinting that large structures shape galaxy rotation. Cosmic filaments are the ...

Look up on a dark night and the stars seem scattered at random. Step back in scale, though, and the Universe looks nothing like a loose dusting. On its largest stretches, matter forms a vast web.

Astronomers have spotted what is likely the "largest spinning object" ever discovered, and its rotation could hold important clues about how galaxies develop. The whirling structure, located 140 ...

A group of galaxies inside a dark matter filament rotates with the filament itself The filament is 50 million light-years long and contains about 300 galaxies 14 galaxies form a 5.5 million light-year ...

Astronomers have identifiedone of the largest rotating filament ever seen, a structure that stretches over 5.5 million light-years and contains hundreds of galaxies. This giant filament, located ...

A quiet corner of the universe has offered a curious sight. Astronomers report a long, thin chain of galaxies moving in surprising ways. Their work outlines a structure that behaves far differently ...

WASHINGTON, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Scientists have observed the largest-known rotating structure in the cosmos - a gargantuan thread-like assemblage of hundreds of galaxies, gas and dark matter that makes ...

Astronomers tracking interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS reveal a far bigger story: a colossal, rotating chain of galaxies that may be the universe's largest spinning structure.