Turbulence and magnetic fields play central roles in the formation of structures in the universe in all scales - from the sizes of super-super-super clusters of galaxies to the creation of the stars and planets in the universe. In all different scales the structure formation proceed in the universal way driven by turbulence and magnetic fields. The turbulence involving spiral structures can be seen in the sizes spanning many hundreds of millions of light years to dimensions of light months or less. Strong magnetic fields are associated with the structures of galaxies and galaxy clusters. It may well be existing in superclusters of galaxies too. In smaller cosmic objects the magnetic fields are seen to play important roles in the creation of stars and starclusters.

A turbuelnt structure around the Boootes Void fills the North Galactic Sky. It may be as big as hundreds of millions to billion light years. Each clump in the image represents super-clusters of galaxies.

The Virgo supercluster to which our local group of galaxies belong, is created from fragmented gasclumps generated by a turbulent stirring by the dark world. Each fragmented piece of gas clouds contains cluster and group of galaxies. The biggest among them is a cluster formed around M87 galaxy.

The cluster of galaxies around the M87 ellpitical galaxy in Virgo cluster.

TURBULENCE AND FORMATION OF STARCLUSTERS AND STARS