Submitted by ElieMakdissi t3_yblh08 in space
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CryoAurora t1_ith0r6h wrote
Thanks for sharing this. I'd seen the middle image of the universe but not with this extra info.
seawaver1 t1_ith18xb wrote
No matter how high a resolution is, I always want to zoom in more
JebusriceI t1_ithafze wrote
You might find this interesting
CleatusCuckholdJohn t1_ithj90n wrote
My favorite space fact; If you took the biggest star in the known universe and replaced our sun with it, the circumference of the star would encompass Jupiter......'s entire orbit.
erisdottir t1_itibjyi wrote
That is pretty terrifying, but at the same time I'm surprised it's not bigger. Do we know a theoretical limit to the size of stars? Could they be bigger than this?
Edit: Found the answer, and it seems to be... it's complicated.
uvedenrode777 t1_itivmi6 wrote
I want to use this picture as a living room wallpaper ❤️
totallylambert t1_itjkczl wrote
I’d love to have that as a large wall size poster.
ElieMakdissi OP t1_itk4ks0 wrote
>Photographic Print: (18'⨉12'$19) (24'⨉16'$40) (30'⨉20'$48)
>Poster: (23'⨉15' $15) (33'⨉22'$25) (47'⨉31'$35)
>Metal Print: (18'⨉13'$44) (27'⨉19'$89)
>Printable HD Download ($15)
ElieMakdissi OP t1_itk4l6l wrote
>Photographic Print: (18'⨉12'$19) (24'⨉16'$40) (30'⨉20'$48)
>Poster: (23'⨉15' $15) (33'⨉22'$25) (47'⨉31'$35)
>Metal Print: (18'⨉13'$44) (27'⨉19'$89)
>Printable HD Download ($15)
puttje69 t1_itk6q9n wrote
What about ton 618 black hole that can fit 11 solar systems like ours side by side in it
bit1101 t1_itlp4o1 wrote
How is your mum, anyway?
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ElieMakdissi OP t1_itgys08 wrote
THE CELESTIAL ZOO is a tour of 210 places of interest in our Universe, describing each landscape with curious facts that are a must-know when planning our first trips through the Cosmos. Featuring the most bizarre galaxies, stars, planets, and other weirdos of all colors and shapes.
The circular view of the observable universe in the middle was assembled by Pablo Carlos Budassi by combining real images and illustrations of astronomical objects, and with data from a Princeton University publication.
Using this image as a map and the accumulated knowledge of 400 years of modern astronomy, we will spend a minute or two at each of these selected destinations, and if we return alive, we will have the most up-to-date knowledge about the celestial wildlife and maybe, in the next trip, we can be the tour guides ourselves.
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Edit: If anyone needs this as a poster
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>Photographic Print: (18'⨉12'$19) (24'⨉16'$40) (30'⨉20'$48)
>Poster: (23'⨉15' $15) (33'⨉22'$25) (47'⨉31'$35)
>Metal Print: (18'⨉13'$44) (27'⨉19'$89)
>Printable HD Download ($15)