UNEVEN TERRAIN Universe simulations that consider general relativity (one shown) may shift knowledge of the cosmos.
James Mertens
If the universe were a soup, it would be more of a chunky minestrone than a silky-smooth tomato bisque.
Sprinkled with matter that clumps together due to the insatiable pull of gravity, the universe is a network of dense galaxy clusters and filaments — the hearty beans and vegetables of the cosmic stew.