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ASTRONOMERS FIND HUGE CLUSTER OF STARS IN DISTANT UNIVERSE

SAN DIEGO, CA, Astronomers have found what may be the largest structure in the observable universe -- an immense concentration of quasars and galaxies clustered across more than 600 million light years. The structure, which would include billions upon billions of stars like the sun, is 6.5 billion light years away, which means the cluster existed when the universe was just a third of its...

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