
TL;DR
This paper investigates whether the Local Void is truly empty or just low in matter, providing evidence that it is likely very large and devoid of matter, influencing galaxy motions.
Contribution
It presents observational evidence supporting that the Local Void is significantly empty and large, affecting local galaxy velocities.
Findings
Evidence of high-velocity expansion away from the Local Void
The Local Void is likely very large and devoid of matter
Void evacuation influences galaxy motions
Abstract
Are voids in the distribution of galaxies only places with reduced matter density and low star formation efficiency or are they empty of matter? There is now compelling evidence of expansion away from the Local Void at very high velocities. The motion is most reasonably interpreted as an evacuation of the void, which requires that the void be very large and very empty.
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