Galaxies Throughout the Universe Appear to Be Distributed

Galaxies throughout the universe appear to be distributed:

A) mostly in a single spherical shell surrounding a void in space presumed to have been caused by a vast explosion at the time of the Big Bang.
B) around a single point in space, the presumed location of the original Big Bang that created the universe.
C) in groups and surfaces surrounding vast voids, much like the surfaces of giant bubbles.
D) uniformly throughout space.