In 1981, astronomers stumbled onto what looked, at the time, like the largest hole ever found in the...
SCIENCE
August 03, 2026
Astronomers have found a hole in the universe — the Boötes Void, a region roughly three hundred million light-years wide that ought to hold about two thousand galaxies, and instead holds only a few dozen, an emptiness almost impossible to picture
In 1981, astronomers stumbled onto what looked, at the time, like the largest hole ever found in the universe. It didn't turn up in a telescope.
In 1981, astronomers stumbled onto what looked, at the time, like the largest hole ever found in the universe. It didn't turn up in a telescope.
Author: Space Daily
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