Pablo Carlos Budassi, an enterprising artist, created this dazzling logarithmic visualization of the observable universe. It is based on logarithmic maps of the universe made by Princeton University researchers, as well as images produced by NASA (click to enlarge).
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Where is pluto?
I, too, can’t see Pluto. Wasn’t it reclaimed as a planet?
Why is the Milky Way Galaxy away from our planetary system? And is our sun really the center of the known universe? Wasn’t that conceit disproved by Galileo?
Well, our solar system is naturally the center of the KNOWN universe, I.e. known to US. It’s not as though we can see farther or better in one direction than in another.
Given that Earth is the point of observation and that we can “see” roughly just as much in any given direction, I would have been a little puzzled if our solar sistem was not smack in the center of the known Universe.
Incredible!