Astronomers Discover Quipu, Largest Known Structure in Universe Spanning 1.4 Billion Light-Years and Nearly 70 Galactic Superclusters

Astronomers have discovered Quipu, the largest known structure in the universe, which spans approximately 1.4 billion light-years and consists of nearly 70 galactic superclusters. This monumental finding was made by an international team of researchers and is named after the Incan Quipu, a system of knotted cords used for data recording. The Quipu superstructure not only challenges current understanding of cosmic structures but may also provide insights into some of the universe's greatest mysteries. The discovery highlights the vastness of the universe, with Quipu estimated to contain a mass equivalent to 200 quadrillion suns.