Although much remains to be explored and space has
provided us with only a few clues regarding its structure, experts recently
found what could be a sign of the shape of the cosmos. According to a study by
the University of Kansas, the geometric patterns of galaxies show that the
cosmos could have a defined shape.
If this discovery is confirmed, it could be said that
experts found the anisotropy of the universe. This means that the properties of
space are different in different parts of it.
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This new theory shakes up everything we knew about the
universe. According to the aforementioned study, the data collected contradicts
the idea that the cosmos expands without any specific direction and galaxies
navigate within it without order.
This, because anisotropy proposes the existence of
patterns that distribute galaxies throughout space. Furthermore, it shows how
galaxies, separated by space and time, are related through the directions in
which they rotate.
Thus, the universe grows from the hand of a particular
structure. This was verified by observing galaxies in modern telescopes, where
it is possible to observe asymmetry in the organization of its elements from
two different points in the universe.
Also, the experts found that the asymmetry between the
directions of rotation of the galaxies increases when they are farther from
Earth. This could indicate that at the beginning of the universe, it was more
consistent and less chaotic.
As if that were not enough, it was also discovered that
the cosmos exhibits asymmetry in different parts. That is, asymmetry is part of
the overall consistent pattern of space. Actually, this is a complex multi-axis
alignment and it shows that although the universe looks messy, it has complete
consistency.
