Many such anisotropies created the ripples in the density of space that attracted matter and eventually galaxies formed in a similar pattern, therefore one would expect to see a greater number of galaxies separated by the sound horizon than at other length scales.
Therefore, one would expect to see a greater number of galaxies separated by the sound horizon than at other length scales. Many such anisotropies created the ripples in the density of space that attracted matter and eventually galaxies formed in a similar pattern.
Many such anisotropies created the ripples in the density of space that attracted matter and eventually galaxies formed in a similar pattern. Therefore, one would expect to see a greater number of galaxies separated by the sound horizon than at other length scales.
Many such anisotropies created the ripples in the density of space that attracted matter and eventually galaxies formed in a similar pattern. Therefore, one would expect to see a greater number of galaxies separated by the sound horizon than at other length scales.