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Super gravity may hold universe together say Harvard scientists
Astronomers at the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics report X-ray observations from space indicate hot gas in superclusters of galaxies could supply sufficient mass to bind the universe. If confirmed by HEAO observations, this could explain how clusters and superclusters stay bound despite rapid galactic motions.
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