What is bigger than a galaxy but smaller than a universe?

Answer 1

of course heaven no one knows and i know because our God the creator of everything so no way theres all ready an omniverse so never trust Google because no one knows i know then if theres an omniverse all ready who created God the creator of all huh NOW WHO IS SMART HUH! and there is a vase table and thats where we all are placed and God watching us then how do god see us see im smarter than a computer see im smart see yes now you know see and no one knows if im wrong

Answer 2

Maybe infinite or hyperspace cause our scientist don't know whats of the diameter of omniverse cause its too big.

For The Observable Universe its diameter is 93 billon light years.

Justin

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Answer 3

Galaxies are grouped into groups/clusters. Clusters of galaxies are grouped into superclusters. Thus, the supercluster structure of grouped galaxies may be an answer to your question. There are billions of galaxies in the universe, perhaps billions of superclusters of galaxies themselves.

Answer 4

A galaxy is a collection of stars, dust, and gas held together by gravity, while a universe is the entire cosmic space containing all galaxies. Between galaxies and the universe, there is no defined distinct category of size. However, one possible intermediate concept is a galaxy cluster, which contains multiple galaxies held together by gravity but is smaller than the entire universe.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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