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supergalaxy

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su·per·gal·ax·y  (spr-glk-s)
n. pl. su·per·gal·ax·ies
A very large group of galaxies.
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Recently, refreshing my memory of "superego," which a now former friend had tossed at me, I noticed that the top of its page [1292] in the dictionary I had grabbed [Random House Webster's College Dictionary (New York: Random House, 1997)] was labeled "sunspot to supergalaxy.
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The supergalaxy would appear as an island unto itself, note Loeb and his Harvard colleague Kentaro Nagamine in an article they recent posted on the Internet (http://xxx.
Lonely universe: runaway expansion will lead to dark times ahead by Cowen, Ron / Science News
 
 
 
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