The Virgo Supercluster comprises a hundred structures similar to galaxy groups and star system groups.
The Local Group, to which the Milky Way Galaxy belongs, is indeed a part of the Virgo Supercluster.
It's worth noting that the Local Group alone contains fifty member galaxies. Although, besides the Milky Way, Andromeda Galaxy, and Triangulum Galaxy, almost all are dwarf galaxies, fifty member galaxies are still enough to showcase the vastness of the Local Group.
The Local Group is already so colossal.
Let alone the Virgo Supercluster.
That's an immense behemoth.
The Milky Way Galaxy contains 400 billion stars and has birthed billions of intelligent life forms.
Imagine, with the Virgo Supercluster having a hundred cosmic constructs similar to the Local Group, just how many intelligent life form species it may have nurtured?
That is a staggering number, almost unquantifiable.
