Scientists John Hechler and Margot Geller of the American Center for Astrophysics found that using their first three-dimensional space image, they can deduce that the universe is built around many huge spaces. These spaces look like soap bubbles on a washbasin, with galaxies large and small clinging to the bubbles. Some "soap bubbles" are quite large, reaching 1.5 Billion light-years in diameter.
