Boötes Void
one of the largest empty regions known
700 million light-years from Earth
A roughly spherical hole in the cosmic web some 330 to 400 million light-years across. A region that size would normally hold thousands of galaxies; this one holds about sixty. From its middle, beyond the stars of your own galaxy, you would see almost no other galaxies.
- 700 million light-years · 330 to 400 million light-years across
- about 60 galaxies, where thousands would be expected
- kind
- place in the universe at large
More places in the universe at large
- Bullet Cluster colliding galaxy clusters
- Virgo Cluster cluster of galaxies
- El Gordo colliding galaxy clusters
- JADES-GS-z14-0 one of the most distant galaxies ever confirmed
- the cosmic web filaments of galaxies around vast empty voids
- the observable universe everything light has had time to reach us from, in 13.8 billion years