Overall, through space, galaxies are
A) distributed uniformly, out to the farthest distances.
B) clustered together in several high-density centers with very little matter linking them together.
C) concentrated around one position in space, presumably the original site of the Big Bang.
D) concentrated on filaments separated by huge open spaces or voids.

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Galaxies are not distributed uniformly across the universe; instead, they are found in groups and clusters, which themselves are located on the edges of giant voids, creating a cosmic web or filamentary structure. This arrangement is often described as galaxies being concentrated on filaments separated by huge open spaces or voids.

Overall, Through Space, Galaxies Are