Name: Map of Everything: Observable Universe Logarithmic Illustration
Brand: Pablo Carlos Budassi
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Rating: 4.6 (5 reviews)

Map of Everything by Pablo Carlos Budassi and logarithmic scale conception of the observable universe

This groundbreaking poster offers a detailed logarithmic portrayal of the entire observable universe, combining artistic innovation with the latest astronomical data. Updated as of May 2022 and based on research from Princeton University, this graphic expands human perception of the cosmos, mapping out known celestial objects from our local Solar System to distant galaxies formed shortly after the Big Bang.

The map employs a logarithmic scale to depict distances, ranging from astronomical units within our solar system to millions of parsecs for the farther reaches of the universe.

It highlights an array of celestial objects:

Solar System
Comets and asteroids
Star systems and clusters
Nebulae
Galaxies, including the Milky Way and Andromeda Galaxy
Galaxy clusters
Cosmic microwave background—radiation leftover from the Big Bang

It all provides a comprehensive overview of our universe's known scope and beauty - with the Solar System at the center, inner and outer planets, Kuiper belt objects, Alpha Centauri, Perseus Arm, Milky Way galaxy, Andromeda galaxy, nearby galaxies, Cosmic Web, Cosmic microwave radiation and Big Bang's invisible plasma on the edge.

Distance from Earth increases exponentially from the center to the edge. Celestial bodies are shown enlarged to appreciate their shapes.

This poster is not only a visual marvel but also an educational tool that challenges and expands our understanding of the universe’s vastness. It is perfect for educators, astronomy enthusiasts, or anyone curious about the scale and depth of the cosmos.

Credits: Pablo Carlos Budassi

Pablo Carlos Budassi is an Argentinian artist, musician, and writer, known for his passion for exploring the mysteries of the cosmos and expressing his fascination through graphic art, music, and poetry. Born in 1980, Pablo showed early aptitude in arts and math, and later explored music and drawing. He is interested in various fields including shamanism, entheogen plants, astronomy, physics, philosophy, and poetry.

Pablo co-founded the musical and audiovisual project "Nueve Millas" with his brother Nicolas Budassi and others, producing three albums and 23 live screening videos. He also began editing, translating, and writing articles and illustrations for Wikipedia.org in 2012. One of his illustrations, "Observable Universe Logarithmic Illustration," became globally famous and was featured in various publications and exhibitions.

His works, Logarithmic Map of the Universe and Orders of Magnitude, were selected to be included in the "Sanctuary, Eternity for Mankind" time capsule, set to be buried on the moon's surface in 2021. In 2020, Pablo created "The Celestial Zoo," an astronomical culture project that showcases information on 210 notable celestial bodies through infographic posters, a pocketbook, and social media presence.

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