ABSTRACT This presentation explores the cosmic giant structures revealed by gamma‐ray bursts (GRBs). The spatial distribution of GRBs allows the identification of massive cosmic walls and clusters, challenging standard cosmological models. This analysis confirm the Hercules–Corona Borealis Great Wall, whose extent is significantly larger than previously thought. New data suggests the wall may span a redshift range of 0.33–2.43. Also there is a significant small group contains 4 GRBs around redshift 0.6. GRB clustering is a valuable tool for probing the cosmic large‐scale structure, complementing galaxy and quasar observations. This presentation demonstrates how GRBs help us understand the Universe's greatest mysteries.
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