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Astronomers have discovered that our galaxy and over 400 others are being pulled toward an unseen massive structure called the Great Attractor, which is part of the larger Laniakea Supercluster, revealing complex gravitational forces shaping the universe's large-scale structure.
Astronomers have discovered that our galaxy, along with 399 others, is being pulled towards an unseen massive structure called the Great Attractor, located about 300 million light-years away, which influences the movement of galaxies within the universe's large-scale structure.
Astronomers have discovered a massive gravitational anomaly called the Great Attractor, which is pulling our galaxy and neighboring galaxies towards it at a speed of 1.3 million miles per hour. This force is located in the "Zone of Avoidance," an area obscured by our own galaxy's galactic plane and cosmic dust. Although we cannot see it, the Great Attractor is where our local galaxies are heading, and it is not a threat to swallow us. However, the expansion of the universe will eventually separate us from its influence, as is the fate of other superclusters.
Astronomers have discovered that our galaxy, along with 400 other galaxies, is being pulled towards something called the Great Attractor, which is located beyond the "Zone of Avoidance" in the sky. This unseen force is believed to be a massive object that exerts gravitational influence on the galaxies in our local area of the universe. However, the expansion of the universe will eventually cause us to separate from the Great Attractor and other superclusters.