Universe’s Largest Magnetic Fields Discovered

International Business Times, Raw Story: Science
Thu, 03/23/2017 - 4:38am

The universe is a big place populated by big things. Galaxy clusters — massive structures formed over millions, or even billions of years, as smaller galaxies move closer due to gravitational attraction — are among the biggest objects in the observable universe. However, according to a study publish...

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