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▸ noun: (astronomy) An implied cosmological scale alignment of matter. An assemblage of quasars that appear to form a structure, having them closely grouped in the sky in terms of redshift and lateral placement, implying an outline of a dimmer more massive structure in which the quasars are embedded.
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▸ noun: (astronomy) An implied cosmological scale alignment of matter. An assemblage of quasars that appear to form a structure, having them closely grouped in the sky in terms of redshift and lateral placement, implying an outline of a dimmer more massive structure in which the quasars are embedded.
Similar:
double quasar,
giant quasar,
quasi-stellar radio-source,
quasi-stellar object,
microquasar,
binary quasar,
twin quasar,
quasi-stellar radio source,
blazar,
quasi-stellar radiosource,
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