Logarithmic map of the universe

Jul 2, 2022 3:50 PM

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Logarithmic map of the universe

Source: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/map-of-the-entire-known-universe/

I'm far too drunk to comprehend this on any functional level.... Though I understand I'm nothing more than a spec and don't matter....

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More content like this paleese

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stupid sexy shapely super cluster

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so really, there's no reason to do your homework

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i dont think this is to scale

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Uranus.

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My very educated mother just served us nine pizzas

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I wish I could have this as a poster for my kids room. he has memorized most of this stuff.

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Don’t forget the massive gravitational force that’s dragging our entire galaxy, that we can’t see because it’s blocked by our own galaxy

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ton618 is 10.37 billion light years away. Its crazy it got that massive so fast after the big bang

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Why do the farthest distances look like Metal band names?

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TIL the Earth is really big

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How come things get all squiggly in the distance/past? uncertainty? showing passage of time? Does matter actually exist in steams like that?

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I'm taking this. Thank you :)

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Amazing. Having this print out poster size for grand daughter’s ceiling

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This is all before James Webb. July 12 can’t come soon enough. :-)

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Do you think the CERN launch on 7/5 will interfere??

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Maybe not related but, always wondered, at which speed an explosion in space happens? Like it is fast as in simulations or way slower?

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Don’t masturbate. - god

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See how we are at the center? Can it be any more obvious!?

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"Don't masturbate" -- God

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You joke but when I learned about the statistical number of planets, I thought why would a deity ever waste its time with us? We're nothing.

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It's time we rename it to stop that stupid joke once and for all!

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I need this in 3D!!!

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Boy, I got news for you...you're already in it living it in 3D!

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"All of the research are yours, except Europa..."

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Damn Quarantine Enforcement Platform.

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All Europa are belong to us

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* these stars, bloody autocorrect,

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Post no memes there.

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The Universe. What a concept.

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Because it's Really Really Really Really Really Really Really Really Fun! to think about taking a speed of light ride

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“In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.” -Douglas Adams

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I enjoy how it labels a point "unreachable". 99.9999999999999% of that map is unreachable. ?

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Actually, that point is unrechable. It’s this whole ‘nother thing.

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I do understand that it's literally unreachable due to expansion. Wasn't saying it was untrue. What I said is also true.

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What do you mean?

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Due to the expansion of the universe the furthest reaches are moving so fast and are so far that we can literally never reach them.

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At least according to our current understanding of physics. https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/universes-galaxies-unreachable/

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But in the title of the article, it says 94% of the universe is beyond reach. In this image, it's only at the very edge.

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Uhm.... Since when is the Sun Smaller than Saturn?

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or is it only the distance? i do not like this picture...

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It's a logarithmic map. An "inch" of the picture at the bottom might be 8000 miles, an inch at the top could be 8 million lightyears. 1/

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The further from the bottom toward the top of the picture you go, you go further in "real" distance more rapidly. 2/2

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just wait till JWST updates this!

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It won't change much. We will be able to see just a little further back. The speed of light limits how far back we can see. 1/.

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Webb will let us get a way better picture, but we can't see beyond the beginning of the universe, and Hubble has already showed us that. 2/.

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Sure there will be new things to learn with way better picture quality, but it won't change much sadly. This OP pic won't change much 3/.

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The universe we can see is only about 50 billion lightyears around us. The universe is way bigger but we will never be able to see it. 4/.

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The speed of light is fast, but also really slow at galactic scales. Because we see back in time, what we can see is a small part. 5/.

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Humans are just an insignificant speck; a nearly nonevent in the history of The Universe: Living in a backwater arm of an insignificant

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Galaxy. We will all die here on this planet without ever setting foot outside of our own system. We’ll never reach the stars or colonize.

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We’ll be struck by a object and be done or We’ll kill ourselves by making the planet so toxic we all just perish. I don’t think our

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Species will last another 100 years. I doubt ?? makes it another 10 years as a whole country. We are a failed experiment.

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we are one of uncountable tries. still irrelevant though.

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That was grim. A good read, but grim.

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HD1 Galaxy, is so far we seen how it looked like about 13,8 billion years ago, just few hundreds million years after Big Bang itself

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It was a feisty little galaxy with a big dream: to be the first galaxy in the universe, shining its bright light into the future!

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Can somebody help me with what number that one was?

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that map is 2 years outdated and sadly, overly simplistic, looks neat, but lacks many, HD1 and HD2 were discovered on 7th of april this Year

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But based on data it would be on the direction of 154 approaching 199, bit to the right but not much, this is galactic scale

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Have this :)

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NEED MAXIMUM PIXEL,PLEASE!

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“An eye is upon you. An eye ready to blink!”

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don't know why, but this is so trippy.

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It's trippy because we're in this black hole.

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There can't possibly be any other intelligent life forms in existence. /s

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There can be one or many more. We might (and probably will) never know about them.

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Does not everyone know what "/s" means?

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not everyone apparently

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more pixels and readable :

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Is this to scale?

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Yes

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"the eye of a dead god"

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for anyone who wants to know what I'm quoting: Dishonored game series

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What will we do with a drunken Whaler...

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Shall we gather for whiskey and cigars tonight?

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Indeed, I believe so

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Never doubt it

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Fire up the whale oil.

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mmmmmmm…kinky

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