File:Local galaxy filaments.gif

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English: The present day dark matter distribution in a slice cut through a simulation of a flat universe with cosmological constant. The slice has a side length of 520 million light years, and a thickness of 100 million light years. It contains the so-called "supergalactic plane". The major nearby clusters, like Coma, Virgo, Perseus, are labelled.
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Author Klaus Dolag
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