Are those filaments some kind of quantum or gravitational effect?

 

It looks like a particle accelerator collision on a massive scale.

 

Doe's gravity effect the particle accelerator collisions?

 

Each dot in that filament is a galaxy. I believe they are highlighting direction of travel in addition.

I thought it was fascinating, which is why I posted it.

 

Each dot in that filament is a galaxy. I believe they are highlighting direction of travel in addition.

I thought it was fascinating, which is why I posted it.

And it was. And it made me feel very, very small. And lucky.

I find the concept of a "Great Attractor" intriguing, for some unexplainable reason.

 

Doe's gravity effect the particle accelerator collisions?

It's too small to have any effect on even the LHC when compared to the electromagnetic and nuclear forces but I'm sure it effects the formation of a super-clusters structure. Maybe gravity at this scale is a Entropic_force.

 

Go to the link. Scroll down to original report site. Scroll down...watch their video. There is an identical but opposite structure right beside this structure. Looks like a dipole to me.