A Single Image of the Entire Observable Universe. Here’s What It Looks Like.

Key Takeaways:

1. Witness the beauty of the observable Universe through a stunning logarithmic scale image, placing the Solar System at its epicenter.
2. Created by musician and artist Pablo Carlos Budassi, this masterpiece combines Princeton University’s logarithmic maps and NASA’s telescope observations.

Logarithmic maps, crafted by astronomers J Richard Gott and Mario Juric at Princeton, provide a unique perspective on the vastness of the Universe, published in the Astrophysical Journal in 2005.
Pablo Carlos Budassi’s creative vision turned these logarithmic maps into a mesmerizing, giant circle, offering a more accessible and visually appealing representation.
Explore the intricacies of the Universe, from the inner planets to the cosmic web, and marvel at this cosmic artwork that originated from hexaflexagon drawings for a birthday celebration.

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