Milky Way May Belong to a Larger Cosmic Structure

New research suggests our galaxy is part of a vast basin of attraction, challenging current cosmological models.

Astronomers have identified the Shapley Concentration as a potential larger structure encompassing our galaxy's supercluster.
The Shapley Concentration is a massive region with significant gravitational influence, potentially 10 times the volume of Laniakea.
The discovery stems from analyzing the motions of 56,000 galaxies, revealing the complex web of cosmic structures.
This finding could reshape our understanding of the universe's evolution and the limits of cosmic structures.
Further observations are needed to confirm these findings and refine our cosmic address within the universe.