An international team led by the University of Oxford in the UK has confirmed the largest cosmic rotation structure ever observed — a chain of galaxies about 140 million light years from Earth embedded “like a blade” in a giant rotating cosmic filament. Known as the “fossil record of cosmic flow,” it provides a new perspective for studying the formation of early cosmic galaxies. The discovery was published in the “Monthly Report of the Royal Astronomical Society” on the 4th.

An international team led by the University of Oxford in the UK has confirmed the largest cosmic rotation structure ever observed — a chain of galaxies about 140 million light years from Earth embedded “like a blade” in a giant rotating cosmic filament. Known as the “fossil record of cosmic flow,” it provides a new perspective for studying the formation of early cosmic galaxies. The discovery was published in the “Monthly Report of the Royal Astronomical Society” on the 4th.